The Board of Trustee minutes from January 19, 1954, states that “consideration was given to the recommendation for proceeding with the matter of securing loan from a U.S. Government Agency for dormitories and dining room.” Carolina was one of...
Harden Dining Hall, located in the Harper Center, was constructed in 1967-1968. It is part of the larger living-dining facility in Harper Center that also includes Staley and Moffitt Residence Halls. The Elon College Board of Trustees approved a...
At the October 24, 1964 Board of Trustees meeting, it was recommended that among other buildings, a new men’s dormitory be built “as soon as possible.” This new building would replace South Dormitory, which was to be removed completely from...
In 1960, after one of the older women’s dormitories (Ladies Hall) was demolished, the college made financial arrangements to construct what was to be called New Dormitory for women on the site. Construction began in the summer of 1960, and the...
In May of 1956, the Board of Trustees decided in favor of constructing a new residence hall for men. Construction on the new dormitory began in January of 1957 and was completed during the fall of the same year. It opened for student occupancy on...
The Board of Trustee minutes from January 19, 1954, states that “consideration was given to the recommendation for proceeding with the matter of securing loan from a U.S. Government Agency for dormitories and dining room.” Virginia was one of...
In July 1905, Elon President Emmett L. Moffitt persuaded the Board of Trustees to borrow money from the Farmers’ Bank of Nansemond “for the purpose of building a new Dormitory, or adding to the old Dormitory, or both, the proper equipment of...
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