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Housing for students during the academic year ended after the spring semester of 2014 and is now used for other purposes.

Housing for students during the academic year ended after the spring semester of 2014 and is now used for other purposes.

"Consisting of three suites: Briscoe Hall (completed 1991), Constitution Hall (completed 1995), and McCorkle Hall (completed 1996). These buildings house exclusively upperclassmen."

"White Hall was named after Zeno Z. White and finished in 1956, Pierce Hall was named after H. A. Pierce and finished in 1962. These buildings were originally built as men's dormitories and became co-ed by the 1990s."

"The current home of the President of the University, this residence was donated to Buena Vista College by Paul and Vivian McCorkle before the mid-1970s."

University residence built during the expansion of the 1990s/early 2000s. Now houses exclusively upperclassmen.

"Named after the legendary wrestling coach Al Baxter, who led BVU to national fame in the 1990s."

"Peterson Field is an outdoor turf field used for football, soccer, track and field, and various intramural sports and activities. It is surrounded by an eight-lane all-weather track and has the J. Leslie Rollins Stadium on its western flank."

Earlier tennis courts existed East of Pierce Hall before the Siebens Forum was constructed. These courts currently exist on the southeast corner of the Siebens Fieldhouse.

"Named after a former student who inspired others to help raise $250,000 to build the stadium as a tribute to his legacy. This stadium oversees the Peterson Field and has a seating capacity of roughly 3,500."