Tuskegee University

Photo ToursResidence Halls (selected)

Lillian Harvey Hall A 103-room female dormitory,

the three-floor Lillian Harvey Hall houses sophomores, juniors and seniors.

Named after former nursing dean Lillian Harvey, the dormitory once solely housed students in the School of Nursing

White Hall Characterized by the stately clock tower

positioned atop this renowned architectural structure designed by Robert R. Taylor, Alexander Moss White Hall was constructed by the hands of the students, faculty and staff of Tuskegee.

It was opened in the fall of 1909 and dedicated on February 22, 1910. The clock was installed in 1913.

Closed in 1996 due to structural deficiencies and severe weather damage, this 104-room timeless jewel of elegance remains the premiere female residence hall after its recent complete renovation and modernization.

University Commons Apartments Students who are eligible

upperclassmen enjoy the comforts of residing in the modern state-of-the-art living complexes.

These apartment style living-learning facilities are constructed on the

University campus.

End of Residence Halls (selected) Tour

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Historical Landmarks Academic Buildings

Student Services BuildingsCampus Event Facilities