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This photograph was taken from a hot air balloon during the 1990s, before the Lamberti Recreation Center, current Estelle Siebens Science Center, Grand Hall, and Liberty Hall were constructed.

This photograph was taken from a hot air balloon during the 1990s, before the Lamberti Recreation Center, the current Estelle Siebens Science Center, Grand Hall, and Liberty Hall were constructed.

"Lower level of the Centennial Room, an extension of the dining facilities built into the Siebens Forum in 1985. The Centennial Room was replaced by the Crush 5 (stylized as CRU5H) Dining Experience in 2018."

Initially intended to be a student-run student hangout, the Coffee House was moved onto campus west of Edson Hall in the 1960s. It is no longer standing. Little is known about this building.

"A six-lane 200-meter indoor track located inside of the Lamberti Recreation Center, which encircles three multi-purpose courts."

Dixon-Eilers Hall was built on the site of the first Academic building on campus (Old Main) after the original building burned down in 1956.

"Dows Grand Ballroom, built in 1985 with the Harold Walter Siebens School of Business and the Siebens Forum to house student dining."

"Originally built in 1920 as the athletics building Victory Hall, Edson was renovated in 1962 and renamed Edson Hall. It now houses the Music department."

"Named after Mae Finkbine, the wife of businessman and lumber man Frank Finkbine."

"This building was originally built to be the Estelle Siebens Science Center in 1968, which was moved in 2005 to a new building. This building is now the Social Sciences and Art Hall."