Main Campus
Constructed:	1858
In Honor of:	Ira Babcock Crandall
In this building:	Special Academic Services

Crandall Hall is home to the University's Special Academic Services (tutoring, opportunity programs, and services for students with disabilities).

At one time a private residence, Crandall Hall was acquired by the University in 1928 and for many years served as the President's house. When a new President's house was built in 1970, Admissions and Financial Aid were located there until 1986 when the Alumni Hall renovations were completed. Public Relations and Publications were the next tenants, until they moved to newly remodeled facilities at 10 Park Street. In 2001, Crandall Hall was renovated to provide a new home for Special Academic Services.