Young Hall

Dedication: March 21, 1970

Named For: John C. Young and William C. Young

Architect: Johnson-Romanowitz

Cost: $2,000,000

Size: 55,000 square feet

Current Use: faculty offices, classrooms, and laboratories

The second Young Hall replaced Young Memorial Science Hall, and gave the college its first modern science facility in over sixty years. Originally housing the life and physical sciences, the new building was constructed directly in front of the first Young Hall. Today the three-story building includes faculty offices, classrooms, greenhouse, and laboratories for the life sciences.