History: In 1983, Rhodes Hall was constructed and added to the west side of the science courtyard. A walkway was constructed to connect Rhodes Hall and Magill Hall on the second floor.  

Building Use: Rhodes Hall houses the Physics, Biology, Chemistry, and Environmental Science departments of the College of Science and Mathematics. Housing chemistry and physiology labs, a medium-sized lecture hall, and several specialized classrooms, Rhodes Hall gives students the opportunity to work in an environment that will prepare them for their respective fields.

Fun Fact: Rhodes Hall offers students three different types of labs for completing assignments.  These include a computation lab, computer lab and electronics lab. 

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