Abbott Hall
710 N. Lake Shore Drive
Chicago, IL 60611
Located on the northwest corner of Lake Shore Drive and E. Huron Street.
History
Abbott Hall was dedicated in 1940 as a dormitory for students, staff, and faculty of the professional schools on the Chicago campus. Built at a cost of $1.75 million to house more than 800 residents, the 20-story building was then believed to be the tallest structure in the world used exclusively as a college dormitory. It contained restaurants, a library, shops, exercising facilities, a roof garden, and a bowling alley. The Virginia Wadsworth Wirtz Center for the Performing and Media Arts, Chicago opened in November 2021.
Departments in this building
- Abbott Hall
- AccessibleNU
- askHR Support Center (formerly Office of Human Resources)
- Benefits, Office of Human Resources
- Chicago Organization Finance Office (COFO), Student Affairs
- Clinical Psychology Internship and Postdoctoral Fellowship, Feinberg School of Medicine
- Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)
- Family and Community Medicine
- Financial Aid, Chicago Campus
- Graduate School
- Health Disparities and Public Policy, Feinberg School
- Human Resources, Office of
- Master of Science in Health Communication
- Neurology, Feinberg School Department of
- Operations – Facilities, Chicago Campus
- Parking Office, Chicago Campus
- Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
- Robert J. Harvey, MD Institute for Global Health
- Shuttles
- Transportation Services, Evanston and Chicago Campuses
- Veterans Benefits, Office of the Registrar
- Wirtz Center for the Performing Arts, Virginia Wadsworth
- Women's Center, Chicago and Evanston Campuses
For a list of all University departments see the Office Directory