Boyd Hall

Boyd Hall, located on the northeast side of campus, is an all-female residence hall and one of three halls in the Strong Community Complex.

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Building History

Boyd Hall, originally Northwest Hall, opened in 1951 and was renamed in 1961 to honor Mamie Alexander Boyd of Mankato.

A 1902 K-State graduate, Boyd was a distinguished educator in the College of Agriculture and the first woman to serve as president of the K-State Alumni Association. The renaming of the residence hall recognized her significant contributions to the university, agricultural education and alumni leadership.