Construction + Remodeling Projects
We are continually improving campus
Emporia State University is innovating its campus continually to ensure our students have access to cutting-edge residence halls, research facilities, labs and classrooms. Most of these projects are privately funded through donations to the university. Learn more by exploring current and most recent construction projects.
Current + Recent Construction Projects
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Aquatic Research and Outreach Center
An Aquatic Research and Outreach Center, a new facility being built on the north end of campus will be home to aquatic ecology research and training could have a worldwide impact on generations to come.
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Aquatic Research and Outreach Center
The Aquatic Research and Outreach Center will expand our ability to educate the public about the importance of water and aquatic environments and expand the opportunity for students and teachers to research aquatic organisms at Emporia State.
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Abigail Morse Hall
Abigail Morse Hall opened in 1924 and Hornets have been calling it home ever since. In August 2020 Abigail Morse Hall will reopen completely remodeled.
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Abigail Morse Hall
When construction is complete, it will mark the first time Abigail has been a free standing building since the 1950s.
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Schallenkamp Hall
Schallenkamp Hall places learning front and center for all students, first-year and upperclassmen. Located near the southeast entrance to the Emporia State campus, Schallenkamp provides flexible collaborative spaces for all majors.
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Schallenkamp Hall
Schallenkamp Hall welcomed ESU students for the first time in August 2019.