Discovery Hall (formerly Agriculture Building)

The names of great scientists grace the front of the art deco-styled Discovery Hall (formerly the Agriculture Building). This building was originally the home of the science department on campus. When the science department grew too large for this building to accommodate it, the Bateman Physical Sciences Center was built.

Now, the building is home to classrooms and units from the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.  American Indian Studies, American Indian Student Support Services and the American Indian Policy Center, located on the second and third floors, provide a focused, collaborative environment for faculty, staff and students. 

The Center for Learning and Teaching Excellence, a unit of the Office of the Executive Vice President and Provost of the University that serves as a resource for all faculty and academic departments, and The Consortium for Strategic Communication, a research unit of the Hugh Downs School of Human Communication, are also located in Discovery Hall.