Hobbs Hall
Erected in 1958 and named in honor of T. Gibson Hobbs, Class of 1904 and member of the College Board of Trustees (1915-42), Hobbs Hall houses the biology, chemistry, computer science, environmental science, environmental studies, math, and physics programs, a technology classroom, four computer labs, and numerous science labs, including a cadaver lab. A laboratory wing was added in 1993 and the original building was renovated in 1995.
Campus Locations
1.
Moon Field
2.
Alumni House
3.
Hopwood Hall
7.
Hundley Hall
8.
Tate Hall
14.
History House
15.
Davis House
17.
Hobbs Hall
20.
Thompson Hall
27.
Bullard House
28.
Huston House
29.
Warren House
30.
Rainsford House
31.
Brewer House
32.
Peaksview Hall
33.
Turner Gymnasium
36.
Shackelford Hall
37.
McWane Hall
38.
Freer Hall
39.
Wake Field House
40.
Fox Field
43.
Practice Fields
44.
Adventure Course
46.
Capps Building
