Kresge Hall
1880 Campus Drive
Evanston, IL 60208
Located along Campus Drive, just west of the McCormick Foundation Center.
History
Kresge Centennial Hall (1955) was built to commemorate Northwestern's 100th anniversary and named for the Kresge Foundation (which gave $500,000 of the $2.4 million cost of the building). Designed by Holabird, Root & Burgee, it today houses the programs in comparative literary studies, art theory and practice, art history, and foreign languages. A four-story addition designed by DeStefano and Partners (2002) was built on the south side of Kresge Hall to provide additional faculty office space. See Crowe Hall, #634.
University Archives
More images and historical information on this building can be found at the NU Library Archives
Departments in this building
- Art Theory and Practice, Weinberg College Department of
- Art History, Weinberg College Department of
- Comparative Literary Studies Program (CLS), Weinberg College
- Classics, Weinberg School Department of
- Humanities, Alice Kaplan Institute for the
- German, Weinberg College Department of
- Women Faculty, Organization of
- Philosophy, Weinberg College Department of
- Science in Human Culture Program, Weinberg College
- Middle East and North African Studies Program (MENA)
- Media and Design Studio
- Asian Languages and Cultures, Weinberg College Department of
- Holocaust Educational Foundation (HEF)
- Middle East and North African Languages Program, Weinberg College
For a list of all University departments see the Office Directory