Spence Hall
Named for Inez Hover Spence, a supervisor of both men's and women's residences, this building was completed in the fall of 1968 and opened as the first permanent women's dormitory.
Spence Hall is an all-women's residence and has capacity to house 216 students.
Find out more about our residence halls.
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Photo Tour Destinations
Ashcroft Activities
Center
Baseball and Softball Field House
Chapel
Clock Tower
Crusader Hall (dining
facility)
Fine Arts Center
Klaude Kendrick Library
Mabee Student Fitness Center
Riggs Hall
Student Union
Trask Hall (AB II)
Zimmerman Hall (AB I)
Residence Halls:
Burgess Hall
Krause Hall
Lewis Hall
Scott Hall
Spence Hall
Walther Hall
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