Built in 1857, Old Main is the oldest building on campus and the last standing debate site for the famous Lincoln-Douglas debates that were held on the east side of the building.
While currently dormant, the fundraising for its renovation is well on the way. It was built in 1891 and the cornerstone was laid by US President Benjamin Harrison.
Dedicated in 1928, the Seymour Library was expanded in 1957. It features some great areas to study. Be sure to check out the Special Collections and Archives as well.
Built in 1908, it was the first main gym on campus. It has since become the location of art studio space in the basement and the host to dance classes and groups in the main gym space.
The original section of the building was built in 1921 and has been home to students on the second and third floor ever since.
