The building is named in honor of Amy du Pont,
(1876-1962), benefactor, creator of the Unidel Foundation.
The Music Resources Center in the Amy
du Pont Music Building houses a collection of over 9000 sound recordings
and 230 video recordings.
The gamelan studio in the Amy du Pont
Music Building is used by the University's two gamelan ensembles. Gamelan
is the major performing ensemble of Southeast Asia, analogous to the orchestra
in Western culture.
The building is named in honor of the
first dean of the School of Home Economics, Amy Rextrew: member of the
faculty from 1927; dean of home economics, 1945-48; dean of women, 1948-52.
The building is named in honor of Trustee
R.R.M. Carpenter, Jr., who is also a member of the UD Athletics Hall of
Fame and the Delaware Sports Hall of Fame.
An aerial view of the Bob Carpenter Center,
with the Delaware Stadium, Mini-Stadium, and baseball diamond in the
background.
The building is named in honor of Allan P. Colburn,
assistant to the president, 1947-50, and provost, 1950-55, who was a member
of the chemical engineering department from 1938.
The building is named in memory of father and
son George Gillespie Evans [pictured] and Charles Black Evans, who were
members of the Board of Trustees.
The building is named for Walter Scott Finney
Graham [above], president of Delaware College 1851-54; his brother William Sloan Graham,
valedictorian of the first graduating class of Delaware College; and their
father, Rev. Robert Graham, a trustee of the Academy of Newark and Newark College.
The building is named for William Sloan Graham [above],
valedictorian of the first graduating class of Delaware College; his brother
Walter Scott Finney Graham, president of Delaware College 1851-54; and their
father, Rev. Robert Graham, a trustee of the Academy of Newark and Newark College.
![Amy du Pont Music Building Amy E. du Pont Music Building, 1973 The building is named in honor of Amy du Pont, (1876-1962), benefactor, creator of the Unidel Foundation. The Music Resources Center in the Amy du Pont Music Building houses a collection of over 9000 sound recordings and 230 video recordings. The gamelan studio in the Amy du Pont Music Building is used by the University's two gamelan ensembles. Gamelan is the major performing ensemble of Southeast Asia, analogous to the orchestra in Western culture. The 440-seat Loudis Recital Hall is named in honor of professor Anthony J. Loudis, who was responsible for developing the modern program in music. Amy du Pont Music Building at night Amy Rextrew House The building is named in honor of the first dean of the School of Home Economics, Amy Rextrew: member of the faculty from 1927; dean of home economics, 1945-48; dean of women, 1948-52. Bayard Sharp Hall Belmont Hall Blue & Gold Club Bob Carpenter Center The building is named in honor of Trustee R.R.M. Carpenter, Jr., who is also a member of the UD Athletics Hall of Fame and the Delaware Sports Hall of Fame. An aerial view of the Bob Carpenter Center, with the Delaware Stadium, Mini-Stadium, and baseball diamond in the background. Another view of the Bob Carpenter Center The Center is used for special events such as banquets, trade shows, and concerts. Graduation and Parents' Day programs are often held at the Bob Carpenter Center. Lounges in the Bob Carpenter Center offer views of both the Acierno Arena and the Delaware Stadium. Sports facilities in the Bob Carpenter Center include training rooms, weight rooms, and locker rooms. Brown Hall The building is named in honor of Harry Fletcher Brown, (1867-1944), a major benefactor. Brown Lab The building is named in honor of Harry Fletcher Brown, (1867-1944), a major benefactor. Brown Laboratory, 1937. The Chemistry Library, containing specialized information on chemistry and chemical engineering, is located in Brown Lab. Cannon Hall Another view of Cannon Hall Carpenter Sports Building The Harry Rawstrom Natatorium, located in the Carpenter Sports Building, is the site of Blue Hen Swimming and Diving meets. Center for Black Culture Center for Drug and Alcohol Studies/ Disaster Research Center Center for Jewish Studies Ceramics Studio Christiana Towers An aerial view of Laird Campus in 1980. The Christiana Towers, at the rear, are surrounded by the Pencader Complex. The Christiana Towers are visible from Ray Street. A Christiana Towers apartment A Christiana Towers apartment The Christiana Commons front desk serves both complex residents and guest of the University Guest Apartments. Christiana Commons lounge A University Guest Apartments bedroom Clayton Hall Another view of Clayton Hall Clayton Hall Auditorium A variety of events are hosted in Clayton Hall, including conferences, exhibits, and fairs. Clayton Hall Information Desk Colburn Lab The building is named in honor of Allan P. Colburn, assistant to the president, 1947-50, and provost, 1950-55, who was a member of the chemical engineering department from 1938. College Towne Apartments Composites Center Computer Science AI/NLP Program Computing Center Another view of the Computing Center Conover Apartments The facility is named in honor of Elisha Conover, professor of ancient languages, 1895-1937. Credit Union Dairy Unit Delaware Field House Delaware Geological Survey Delaware Special Olympics Delaware Stadium Inside Delaware Stadium, from above Dickinson Complex A Dickinson residence Another view of Dickinson complex Drake Hall The building is named in honor of chemistry professor Quaesita C. Drake. Du Pont Hall Pierre S. du Pont Hall, 1961, after reconstruction of the facade. The building is named in honor of Pierre S. du Pont, (1870-1954), Delaware College's first major benefactor. East Campus Area Office East Hall Ed Fine Buildings/ Facilities buildings Elliot Hall Employee Relations/ Benefits Employee Services/ ADA English Faculty Annex English Language Institute The porch of the ELI office is decorated with colorful flags symbolizing the many countries of origin of its students. Another view of ELI English Language Institute Annex Evans Hall Evans Hall, 1930 The building is named in memory of father and son George Gillespie Evans [pictured] and Charles Black Evans, who were members of the Board of Trustees. Ewing Hall The building is named in memory of John Ewing, President and member of the Board of Trustees of the Academy of Newark from 1769 to 1783. Fischer Greenhouse Lab/ Greenhouse FLLT Faculty Annexes Another of the restored Victorian homes on Delaware Avenue, currently used as Foreign Languages faculty offices. Fred Rust Ice Arena General Services Building George Evans House The house was built by George G. Evans [pictured] in 1863, and is listed on the National Register of Historic Sites. Gilbert Complex The complex is named in memory of the Rev. Eliphalet Wheeler Gilbert, president of Newark College and Delaware College, 1834-35 and 1840-47. A Gilbert Complex residence Another view of the Gilbert complex Another view of the Gilbert complex Another view of the Gilbert complex Gold Ice Arena Gore Hall Inside Gore Hall Graduate House (Lovett House) Graham Hall The building is named for Walter Scott Finney Graham [above], president of Delaware College 1851-54; his brother William Sloan Graham, valedictorian of the first graduating class of Delaware College; and their father, Rev. Robert Graham, a trustee of the Academy of Newark and Newark College. The building is named for William Sloan Graham [above], valedictorian of the first graduating class of Delaware College; his brother Walter Scott Finney Graham, president of Delaware College 1851-54; and their father, Rev. Robert Graham, a trustee of the Academy of Newark and Newark College. Greek Affairs Harrington Complex The computing site at Harrington Complex The fitness center at Harrington Complex The Harrington Commons building contains a fitness center, computing site, and convenience mart. Harrington Beach Harrington Market Harter Hall Harter Hall, 1917. Beyond it are temporary engineering laboratories, Wolf Hall, and Memorial Hall. A Harter Hall residence The building is named in honor of George A. Harter, Professor of Mathematics, 1885-1935, and President of Delaware College, 1896-1914. Hartshorn Hall Hartshorn Gymnasium, 1931 Hillel Student Center Honors Program The Honors Center Housing/Residence Life Hullihen Hall The former University Hall was renamed in 1952 in memory of Walter Hullihen, President of the University from 1920 to 1944 (the longest presidency). Hullihen Hall (originally University Hall), 1940 Institute of Energy Conversion International Programs and Special Sessions Jewelry Building Kappa Alpha Kent Dining Hall Kent Dining Hall, 1926 Kent Hall Kirkbride Lecture Hall Laird Campus Sorority Complex Another view of the sorority houses Lambda Chi Alpha Lammot duPont Lab Detail of Lammot duPont Lab Lane Hall Another view of Lane Hall Thompson Hall and Lane Hall (originally Colburn Hall), 1958 Laurel Hall Laurel Hall infirmary, gift of W.S. Carpenter, Jr., 1956; Enlarged, 1970 Student Health Services entrance Student Health Services Student Health Services Linguistics/Cognitive Science Maintenance Center MBNA America Hall Chaplin Tyler Atrium The elevated crosswalk connecting MBNA America Hall with Purnell Hall Leonard W. Quill Conference Room Staircase inside MBNA America Hall Case Room McDowell Hall McKinly Lab Mechanical Hall Another view of Mechanical Hall Mechanical Hall, 1898, with two later additions Medical Scholars Program Memorial Hall Mitchell Hall Morris Library Munroe Hall New Castle Hall Newton Poultry Building Ocean Engineering Lab Old College Outdoor Pool Pearson Hall Pencader Complex Penny Hall Perkins Student Center Phi Kappa Tau Philosophy Philosophy Faculty Office Pi Kappa Alpha*** President's Residence Print Studio Public Relations Public Safety Purnell Hall Raub Hall Ray Street Complex Recitation Hall Recitation Hall Annex Rees Hall Robinson Hall Rodney Complex Russell Complex Sculpture Studio Sharp Hall Sharp Lab Sigma Alpha Mu Sigma Kappa Sigma Nu Sigma Phi Epsilon SLTV Office Smith Hall Smyth Hall Sociology Faculty Office Solar House Spencer Lab Squire Hall Stearns Beneficial Insect Lab Student Services Building Sussex Hall Sypherd Hall Tau Kappa Epsilon Taylor Hall Theatre Department Theatre Faculty Office Theatre Scene Shop Theta Xi Thompson Hall Townsend Hall Trabant University Center University Farmhouse Visitors Center Warner Hall Webb Farm Willard Hall Education Building Wolf Hall Worrilow Hall Wyoming Road Complex Zeta Beta Tau](amydupont.gif){kind=link}
