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| + | [[Image:Hopkins.jpg||right||thumb||Front of Hopkins Hall]] | ||
| + | Hopkins Hall is a kind of important building on campus. Many important administrative offices are there, and some that are less important. There are also classrooms that are popular for meetings, such as the [[1964 Classroom]] in the basement. | ||
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==Architecture== | ==Architecture== | ||
| + | [[Image:hopkinshall.jpg||right||thumb||An old picture of Hopkins Hall from the Williams archives]] | ||
The part of Hopkins Hall nearest to Spring Street was built in the late 1800s. The new part was added much later. The facade kind of matches on the outside, and the interior completely matches. According to an admissions tour guide, the architects were told to make it feel like a second home for students, and they ended up making the interior feel like a shopping mall. | The part of Hopkins Hall nearest to Spring Street was built in the late 1800s. The new part was added much later. The facade kind of matches on the outside, and the interior completely matches. According to an admissions tour guide, the architects were told to make it feel like a second home for students, and they ended up making the interior feel like a shopping mall. | ||
Latest revision as of 12:33, July 4, 2016
Hopkins Hall is a kind of important building on campus. Many important administrative offices are there, and some that are less important. There are also classrooms that are popular for meetings, such as the 1964 Classroom in the basement.
Architecture
The part of Hopkins Hall nearest to Spring Street was built in the late 1800s. The new part was added much later. The facade kind of matches on the outside, and the interior completely matches. According to an admissions tour guide, the architects were told to make it feel like a second home for students, and they ended up making the interior feel like a shopping mall.
By Floor
Basement
First Floor
- Campus Life
- Bursar
- Some seminar classrooms
Second Floor
- Dean's Office
- Registrar
- Some more seminar classrooms
Top Floor
- Sports Information
- A seminar classroom with a nice balcony, especially at night
