Appendix A: Campus Building Names

Following is a list of many University (and UA-related) buildings and facilities and, where noted, their commonly accepted short names.

  • 610 Capstone Drive (houses ROTC programs and some A&S programs)
  • 700 University Boulevard East (old Capstone Medical Center)
  • A.B. Moore Hall, Moore Hall
  • Adams Hall
  • AIME Building (houses the Alabama Institute for Manufacturing Excellence)
  • Alston (see Mary Hewell Alston Hall)
  • Alumni Hall
  • Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library, Gorgas Library, main library
  • Angelo Bruno Business Library, Bruno Library, Bruno Business Library, business library
  • Aquatic Center
  • B.B. Comer Hall
  • Bailey (see Sam Bailey Track and Field Stadium)
  • Barnwell Hall
  • Bashinsky (see Sloan Y. Bashinsky Sr. Computer Center)
  • Bevill (see Tom Bevill Energy, Mineral, and Materials Science Research Building)
  • Bidgood Hall
  • Biology Building
  • Blount Undergraduate Initiative Living-Learning Center, Blount Living-Learning Center
  • Brewer-Porch Children's Center
  • Bruno (see Angelo Bruno Business Library)
  • Bryant (see Mary Harmon Bryant Hall, Paul W. Bryant Academic Center, Paul W. Bryant Museum)
  • Bryant-Denny Stadium, the stadium
  • Bryant Hall
  • Bryant Residence Hall and Dining
  • Bryce Lawn (apartment community)
  • Burke (see Mary Burke Hall)
  • Byrd Hall (residence hall)
  • Cannon House (Center for Community-Based Partnerships)
  • Capstone Medical Center (see 700 University Boulevard East)
  • Carmichael Hall
  • Child Development Research Center
  • Clark Hall
  • Clayton Hall
  • Coleman Coliseum, the coliseum
  • Comer (see B.B. Comer Hall and H.M. Comer Hall)
  • Crimson Towers
  • Crisp (see Hank Crisp Indoor Facility)
  • Denny Chimes
  • Design House
  • Doster Hall
  • East Annex
  • Environmental Health and Safety Department
  • Eric and Sarah Rodgers Library for Science and Engineering, Rodgers Library, science and engineering library
  • Farrah Hall
  • Ferguson Student Center, Ferguson Center, the Ferg (informal)
  • Foster Auditorium
  • Frank M. Moody Music Building, Moody Music Building
  • Frederick R. Maxwell Hall, Maxwell Hall
  • Friedman Hall (residence hall)
  • Gallalee Hall
  • Garland Hall
  • Gordon Palmer Hall
  • Gorgas (see Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library)
  • Gorgas House
  • Graves Hall
  • H.M. Comer Hall
  • Hank Crisp Indoor Facility, indoor practice facility
  • Hardaway Hall
  • Harris Hall (residence hall)
  • Hayden-Harris Hall
  • Highlands, The (apartments)
  • Hotel Capstone
  • Houser Hall
  • James B. McMillan Building (houses The University of Alabama Press) Jerry Pate Golf Center
  • Jones (see W.B. Jones Hall)
  • Jones Hall
  • Julia Tutwiler Hall (residence hall), Tutwiler Hall
  • Kilgore House (houses Alabama Heritage magazine offices)
  • Lakeside Community (residence halls), Lakeside East, Lakeside West
  • Lakeside Dining
  • Law Center
  • Lewis Hall
  • Little Hall
  • Lloyd Hall
  • Lupton Hall
  • Maisel Lobby (official name of the lobby in Coleman Coliseum)
  • Mal M. Moore Athletic Facility
  • Manderson Landing, The Park at
  • Manly Hall
  • Martha Parham Hall (residence hall), Parham Hall
  • Mary Burke Hall (residence hall), Burke Hall, Burke East, Burke West
  • Mary Harmon Bryant Hall (formerly, Special Collections Building; houses the W.S. Hoole Special Collections Library)
  • Mary Hewell Alston Hall, Alston Hall
  • Maxwell (see Frederick R. Maxwell Hall)
  • McLure Education Library, McLure Library, education library
  • McMillan (see James B. McMillan Building)
  • Moody (see Frank M. Moody Music Building)
  • Moore (see A.B. Moore Hall)
  • Moore House
  • Morgan Hall
  • Natatorium
  • New Hall
  • Ninth Street Apartments
  • Nott Hall
  • Nott Hall Annex
  • Oliver-Barnard Hall
  • Osband Hall
  • Palmer (see Gordon Palmer Hall)
  • Palmer Hall (residence hall)
  • Parker-Adams Hall
  • Pate (See Jerry Pate Golf Center)
  • Paty Hall (residence hall)
  • Paul W. Bryant Academic Center, Bryant Academic Center
  • Paul W. Bryant Conference Center, Bryant Conference Center
  • Paul W. Bryant Museum, Bryant Museum
  • Powers Hall
  • President's Mansion
  • Reese Phifer Hall, Phifer Hall, communication building
  • Ridgecrest Community (residence halls), Ridgecrest East, Ridgecrest South, Ridgecrest West
  • Riverside Commons
  • Riverside Community (residence halls), Riverside East, Riverside North, Riverside West
  • Rodgers (see Eric and Sarah Rodgers Library for Science and Engineering)
  • Rose Administration Building
  • Rose Towers (apartments)
  • Rotary International Living Center
  • Round House
  • Rowand-Johnson Hall
  • Russell Hall
  • Sam Bailey Track and Field Stadium, Sam Bailey Stadium, track stadium
  • Science and Engineering
  • Sewell-Thomas Stadium
  • Shelby Hall, Interdisciplinary Science Building
  • Smith Hall
  • Sloan Y. Bashinsky Sr. Computer Center, Bashinsky Computer Center
  • Soccer Stadium
  • Softball Stadium
  • Somerville Hall (residence hall)
  • Stallings Center (RISE program)
  • Student Health Center
  • Student Media Building
  • Student Recreation Center, Rec Center (informal), recreation center
  • Student Services Center
  • Temple Tutwiler Hall
  • ten Hoor Hall
  • Tennis Stadium
  • Tom Bevill Energy, Mineral, and Materials Science Research Building, Bevill Building
  • Tuomey Hall
  • Tutwiler (see Julia Tutwiler Hall and Temple Tutwiler Hall)
  • University of Alabama School of Medicine, Tuscaloosa Campus; School of Medicine
  • University Medical Center
  • W.B. Jones Hall (Oil and Gas)
  • Wilson Hall
  • Woods Hall
  • Wyman Hall

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