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Edmon Low Library: At the heart of campusThe building that changed the library experience on the Oklahoma State University campus. Visit the University Archives history pin project at historypin.org and view historic photos of the OSU…
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Noble Research Center: A 21st Century BuildingThe three part building with signature slanted glass windows changed the look of the Oklahoma State University campus. It also united the Department of Animal Science, Department of Entomology &…
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The OSU Libraries: Mary L. Williams Education and Teaching LibraryLocated in Willard Hall, the Mary L. Williams Education and Teaching Library serves as a resource for students and faculty within the College of Education, Health and Aviation and the OSU…
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Bennett Hall: The finest and largest dormitory in the southeastThe five-unit dormitory set the standard for dormitories across the nation. Bennett Hall, the finest and largest dormitory in the southeast. Visit the University Archives history pin project at…
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Murray Hall: A new approach to campus residential lifeMurray Hall, which opened in 1935, was a five story, U-shaped building. It was the second largest state owned building in Oklahoma at that time. Visit the University Archives history pin project…
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Colvin Recreation Center: Inspired by the love of the gameNamed after Valerie Colvin, the Colvin Recreational Center has an inspiring past. Students helped shape the OSU campus with their passion for intramural sports. Visit the University Archives…
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Student Union: A Look BackA look back at the historic Student Union, a thriving social hub at Oklahoma State University. Visit the University Archives history pin project at historypin.org.
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Morrill Hall: The Building That Almost Never WasThe story of Morrill Hall, the second oldest building on Oklahoma State University's campus. Visit the University Archives history pin project.
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