Alumni Hall

Alumni Hall is a university building at Vanderbilt University designed in the architectural style of early 20th-century American academic institutions. The structure contains multiple rooms arranged to serve meetings, lectures, and gatherings for the campus community.

The building was constructed during the 1930s when Vanderbilt University was expanding its campus. Its architectural merit earned it recognition on the National Register of Historic Places, acknowledging its importance to the university's development.

The name honors those who graduated and built the university's reputation over time. You can see how students and alumni gather in these spaces for meetings and celebrations.

The building is centrally located on the Vanderbilt campus and accessible from several pathways around the grounds. The interior spaces are actively used during the academic year, so you may want to check ahead if you hope to view the building's interior or catch a public event.

The building was part of a deliberate campus expansion effort designed to help Vanderbilt compete with universities like Yale and Harvard. This ambitious building campaign fundamentally transformed the campus and its resources.

Location: Nashville

Part of: Vanderbilt University

GPS coordinates: 36.14800,-86.80330

Latest update: December 14, 2025 09:46