Suggestions for College Academic Building near Flat Branch, Columbia

Mizzou • October 20, 2010Welcome to "the other side of campus." Sure, you had to walk 20 minutes to get here, but hey -- on the plus side, you're right down the street from yogoluv.

Mizzou • October 16, 2010Did you know... McAlester Hall was named for Dr. Andrew W. McAlester, former dean of the School of Medicine and was built to provide space for the School of Medicine, although the school later moved.

Mizzou • October 16, 2010Did you know... Named for Guy Lincoln Noyes, former dean of the School of Medicine. Noyes Hall was originally built and served as a hospital for the School of Medicine.

Lucas • February 15, 2011Say hello to Mr. Adkins. Hardest working man in the business.

Ashleigh L. • February 25, 2011The computer lab across from the lecture hall is one of the quietest on campus, a hidden gem.

J-Fresh • May 13, 2010Your resource for an journalism research.Also check out the stacks in the basement, they're pretty cool

Mizzou • October 16, 2010Did you know... Hill Hall is named for A. Ross Hill who, from 1908 to 1921, served as the University president. This building presently houses many campus administrative offices.

Catrin J. • December 9, 2011The ARC office doesnt open until 10.

Mizzou • October 18, 2010Did you know... This place is named for Frederick Middlebush, President from 1935-54. Among other things, he was known for his love of ping-pong, and held competitions in the Residence on the Quad!

Mizzou • October 16, 2010Did you know... Named for Lee R. Tate, a graduate of the MU Law School who died in the World War I, Tate Hall served as the MU Law School until 1988. The English department now occupies the building.

Mizzou • October 19, 2010Did you know... In the early days of the University, the College of Agriculture played a huge role in Mizzou history. This building is named after F.B. Mumford, the Dean of Agriculture for 35 years!

Mizzou • October 19, 2010Did you know... Waters Hall is more than 100 years old! It was named after Henry J. Waters, the Dean of Agriculture. He also happened to be a Mizzou graduate: class of '86 — 1886, that is.

ᴡ S. • February 20, 2014Awesome looking school. The architecture is sweet and everything is up to date and modern. Comfortable chairs in 201 lecture hall and plenty of study space around the building.

Jake W. • September 8, 2011Flanagan's classes are some of the best classes you can take here.

Alex B. • December 1, 2011If you take TAM 2500 ask for Allie Gensler to be your TA!

Eric Z. • December 19, 2011Go downstairs and check out huge, decades-old satellite imagery on the walls. Find your favorite Columbia location on the map and revel in how much has changed over the years.

Andrew S. • December 5, 2011Most students will be here freshman year and senior year. Both times for intro-level classes.

Myron B. • January 26, 2018place is hard to find the web they give you says go to another address for stanly hall for tax prep