Featheringill Hall

Featheringill Hall, named for alumnus and lead donor William W. Featheringill, is a central teaching and research facility for the School of Engineering. Completed in 2001, Featheringill Hall was built on the site of the old Jacobs Hall central wing and provides the School of Engineering with a central focus, community space, and state-of-the-art facilities. The building features an entry tower modeled after Kirkland Hall tower, a three-story atrium, and more than fifty teaching and research laboratories. Featheringill provides wireless computer networking, two large computer classrooms, a 120-person multimedia classroom, study areas, offices, design studios, and dedicated rooms for student organizations.