Eisenhower Hall

Eisenhower Hall is an academic building at Kansas State University that houses the Department of Modern Languages, the International and Area Studies Program, and the Pre-Health Professions Program within the College of Arts & Sciences. The building serves as a center for language study, global education, and preparation for careers in healthcare and related professions.

View Eisenhower Hall on the campus map.

 

Building History

Eisenhower Hall was constructed in 1951 at a cost of $515,000. The building is named in honor of Milton Eisenhower, who served as the ninth president of K-State from 1943 to 1950. He holds the distinction of being the university's only president who was also an alumnus.

Eisenhower Hall was designed by faculty members from the Department of Architecture and Allied Arts under the supervision of the State Architect.