Waggener Hall, Academic building at University of Texas, Austin, United States

Waggener Hall is an academic building on the University of Texas at Austin campus. Its first floor holds the Classics Library, and the building also houses the Classics and Philosophy Departments and the Jefferson Scholars Program.

Waggener Hall is named for Leslie Waggener, the first president of the University of Texas. The sources record no naming date, so the 1931 date in earlier descriptions is unsupported. The building now houses the Classics Library on its first floor, along with the Classics and Philosophy departments and the Jefferson Scholars Program.

The building houses the Classics and Philosophy departments, making it a gathering place for humanities students on campus. Faculty and students use the spaces daily to teach, study, and exchange ideas about language and thought.

Waggener Hall stands on the University of Texas at Austin campus, and the Classics Library occupies its first floor. The building is an academic facility rather than a public museum, so entry follows campus and departmental rules; check current access conditions before travelling. The Classics and Philosophy Departments and the Jefferson Scholars Program are based here.

Waggener Hall is named for Leslie Waggener, the first president of the University of Texas. The Classics Library occupies the first floor, and the building also hosts the Jefferson Scholars Program alongside the Classics and Philosophy departments.