Higbie Hall

Higbie hall, built in 1965, was an addition to the growing school. Named after Edgar C. Higbie, the hall located next to the Trojan Center was originally built to house 150 men. The dedication ceremony was held in September 1965 and was to be held, along with the dedication of the newly built Trojan Center, on the grounds outside of the building. Although that was the plan, due to weather the ceremony was moved inside the Kennedy Hall auditorium.⁸

Currently the four-story brick hall has changed to house both men and women within its walls. Divided by floors, both men and women have access to the hall’s computer lab on the main floor, laundry rooms on two of the floors, and couches, chairs, and a large screen TV in the lobby of the main floor.

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Completed by Spring 2004 Class of English 401
Last updated Spring 2004