| Indiana State University campus | |
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| University Hall | |
| Use | Classroom |
| Style | Collegiate Gothic |
| Erected | 1935 |
| Location | Chestnut Street and Seventh Streets |
| Namesake | none |
| Architect | Miller and Yeager |
| Dean | Bradley V. Balch |
| Website | http://coe.indstate.edu/universityhall/index.htm |
The Indiana State Teacher's College Laboratory School was a PWA-funded project. The land was donated to the University by the City of Terre Haute. The initial wing of the building was completed in July, 1935. The Sycamore Theater and a gymnasium were completed in 1937 through funding provided by an additional PWA grant.
Terre Haute-native Gilbert Brown Wilson added several murals to the interior.
The laboratory school used to operate as a unit of the Vigo County School Corporation.
In 2008-09, it was renovated at a cost of $29.8M and became the new home of the Bayh College of Education.[1]