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On April 10, 1897 ground was broke for Bradley Hall. Bradley Hall would be the only academic building for a couple of years.
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Constance Hall opens on October 1, 1930 which later becomes one of the homes for the music program.
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Home of the music program, Dingeldine opens its doors in the Fall of 1983.
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Not only was the structure expanded, but Olin Hall recieves a greenhouse on the top floor.
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After relocating the Sigma Chi Fraternity to Fredonia, the University constructed a multi-million dollar recreation center. Construction was completed and the doors opened in Spring of 2007.
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Westlake Hall (originally named Horology Hall) begins its $22 million renovation which would make it six times its original size. The building was dedicated in the Fall of 2012.
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With the expansion of the dining area and kitchen, Geisert Cafeteria opens back up to the student body in Fall of 2011.
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With a new photography department head, Heuser Art Center begins an internal makeover, complete with new and repaired equipment.
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Although the construction was completed before Fall of 2010, Renaissance Collesium is dedicated on October 15, 2012. The Collesium replaced the Fieldhouse.
