12 Facts About Pardee Hall

In 1966, an addition to that building dedicated as Dana Pardee Hall was completed, and the metallurgical engineering department moved there from the basement of Markle Pardee Hall.

Oechsle Pardee Hall is home to the college's psychology and neuroscience programs.

Pardee Hall is the most iconic building on the Lafayette College campus, and at the time of its completion was one of the largest collegiate buildings of its era.

Pardee Hall escaped to New York after watching the building light up in flame from the New Jersey border, but returned to Easton at the start of the new year to continue acts of vandalism on the campus.

Pardee Hall admitted to plans to burn down Colton Chapel later in the year.

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Buck Pardee Hall is one of the few academic buildings located at the base of College Hill, in the college's arts campus.

Markle Pardee Hall is one of the main administrative buildings on campus, and the home of the college's admissions department.

The former library, Van Wickle Pardee Hall, was converted to house the geology program previously held in Markle Pardee Hall, while the metallurgical program remained in the basement until the department merged with the chemical engineering program housed next door in Acopian.

Scott Pardee Hall is the location of the dean of the college, and the Center for the Integration of Teaching, Learning, and Scholarship.

Keefe Pardee Hall sits at the crest of the hill overlooking downtown Easton.

Marquis Pardee Hall is a mixed-use building with a dining area taking up the entire first floor, an all-female residence hall on the second and third floors, and offices located in the basement.

Watson Pardee Hall is a residence hall, and was originally constructed in 1949 as the college's school of international affairs.