G. Homer Durham Languages & Literatures

Be sure to stop in the G. Homer Durham Languages and Literatures Building—it's a great example of how our small classrooms are set up. The building offers a mix of traditional lecture style rooms as well as modern style classrooms that offer accommodations for small group discussion and work.

As you would expect from the name, the Department of English and the School of International Letters and Cultures are located here. Freshman composition courses are capped at 19 students and many of the freshman-level foreign language courses have class size limits as well.

Built in 1964, ASU added Durham's name in 1994 to honor G. Homer Durham, president of ASU from 1960-1969.