Campus Buildings

The center spread photo from the fall 2012 issue.

The center spread image from the summer 2012 issue.

Don’t let Williams Village’s 1960s architecture fool you into thinking the complex is stuck in yesteryear.

The Center for Community houses 12 student services offices, a parking garage and a 900-seat, state-of-the-art dining facility that serves 5,500 meals per day.

It’s time to say goodbye to single-line dorm cafeterias replete with mystery meat.

Dorms have always had a family-type feel, but this fall, Andrews Hall in the Kittredge Complex took the concept one step further when associate professor Scot Douglass of engineering, his wife and two children moved in.

In September 1934 the women’s dormitory, now Sewall Hall, opened and is considered by many to be campus architect Charles Klauder’s masterpiece.

For decades, pulling an all-nighter in Norlin Library meant sneaking into the stacks and hiding out until morning. Not anymore.

An image from the fall 2009 issue.

Young students of the class of 2014 will arrive to see a campus transformed from the one students experience today.