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 Olin Science Building
 John M. Olin financed the assembly of this building in memory of his father, Franklin W. Olin. Construction began in the fall of 1953. The majority of the work was completed by a Blackburn student workforce--except for a crew that was hired to man the ditch-digging machinery and a skilled welder was needed to weld the lally posts to hold the arches. More than 75,000 hours of student labor were tabulated before the building was dedicated on February 13, 1957.  The newly renovated lecture hall contains state-of-the-art electronic teaching aids, data/communication ports at each seat, five individual laboratories, each with its own supply room a balance room, and a general supply room. Additionally, science faculty offices, and a 135-seat lecture room, and the Alumni Hall of Biology are located here.
 
Olin Lecture Hall Olin Chemistry Lab
 
Alumni Hall of Biology

Housed in this building are zoology and botany laboratories, lecture rooms, an animal room, three greenhouses, offices and storerooms.  The lecture hall is also newly renovated and offers the newest data and instructional technologies.  The larges single source of funds for this addition to the Olin Science Building was an alumni building fund.  Students also constructed the building. 

Both Olin and Alumni Halls, which are interconnected, are scheduled for complete renovation and expansion.  Partial renovation was begun during the summer of 2003.  The new wing will house most of the laboratories and faculty offices.  he laboratories will be fitted with the most up-to-date equipment.  Renovated areas will house a large vivarium, two modern lecture halls, a herbarium, assigned research rooms, and math and science teaching laboratories.

Blackburn Campus:  
1. Butler Hall
2. Ludlum Hall
3. C.H.C. Anderson Student Center
4. Graham Hall
5. Challacombe (North) Hall
6. Demuzio Campus Center
7. Athletic Fields - Football/Soccer
8. Jewell Hall
9. Dawes/Woodward Athletic Center
10. Hudson Hall/ Clegg Chapel
11. Woodson Center for Business and Economics
12. Jones-Allison Hall		 13. Stoddard Hall
14. Renner Art Center
15. Rahme Learning Center
16. Lumpkin Library
17. Physical Plant
18. Olin/Alumni Science Buildings
19. Bothwell Conservatory of Music
20. Visual Arts Center
21. Baseball/Softball Fields
22. McKinley House
23. Mahan Science Building