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Carnegie Hall

Erected in 1909 with the generous financial support of prominent industrialist and philanthropist Andrew Carnegie, Carnegie Hall originally served as a men's dormitory. It now houses the Information Technology and Resources Center and School of Humanities and Social Sciences faculty offices.

Related Links

• Information Technology and Resources
• School of Humanities and Social Sciences

Campus Locations

Moon Field Alumni House Hopwood Hall Carnegie Hall Hall Campus Center Burton Student Center Hundley Hall Tate Hall Montgomery Hall Snidow Chapel and Hebb Music Center Friendship Circle Elliot and Rosel Schewel Hall

Spiritual Life Center History House Davis House Knight-Capron Library Hobbs Hall Dillard Fine Arts Center and Daura Gallery Psychology Building Thompson Hall McMillan Nursing Building Education Building Health Sciences Building Crews and Reynolds Courts

Graduate Studies Office Warren Counseling Center Bullard House Huston House Warren House Rainsford House Brewer House Peaksview Hall Turner Gymnasium Shellenberger Field Victory Bell Tower Shackelford Hall

McWane Hall Freer Hall Wake Field House Fox Field Beaver Point Clubhouse Physical Plant and Print Shop Practice Fields Adventure Course Claytor Nature Study Center Capps Building