Cardwell Hall

Cardwell Hall is home to numerous research laboratories and serves as the primary location for the Department of Physics and the Department of Mathematics. The building supports both teaching and research activities through its classrooms, faculty offices, and specialized laboratory spaces.

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Building History

Cardwell Hall was built in 1963 and is named after A. B. Cardwell, who led the Department of Physics during the 1930s.

The building serves as an academic facility, housing classrooms, laboratories and faculty offices that support teaching and research in the physical sciences and related disciplines.