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| ====== Hallden Hall ====== | ====== Hallden Hall ====== |
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| [{{ :screen_shot_2022-06-29_at_11.01.00_am.png?450|Front Entrance of Hallden Hall. Photo credit: Trinity College}}] | [{{ :screen_shot_2022-06-29_at_11.01.00_am.png?450|Front entrance of Hallden Hall. Photo credit: Trinity College}}] |
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| When it was built in 1946, Hallden Hall was known as the Hallden Engineering Laboratory. The Laboratory was expanded in 1953 and again in 1958 when it reached three times its original size. | When it was built in 1946, Hallden Hall was known as the Hallden Engineering Laboratory. The Laboratory was expanded in 1953 and again in 1958 when it reached three times its original size. |
| ===== Computer Center ===== | ===== Computer Center ===== |
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| Trinity's first [[hallden_engineering_computer_center|computing center]] for the use of all students operated in the Hallden Engineering building in the early 1980s. In 1990 both the computer center and the engineering department moved into the new Mathematics, Computing and Engineering Center (now the [[nutt_mathematics_engineering_and_computer_science_center|Nutt Mathematics, Engineering, and Computer Science Center]]) leaving the Hallden Engineering Laboratory vacant. | Trinity's first [[hallden_engineering_computer_center|computing center]] for the use of all students operated in the Hallden Engineering building in the early 1980s. In 1990, both the computer center and the engineering department moved into the new Mathematics, Computing and Engineering Center (now the [[nutt_mathematics_engineering_and_computer_science_center|Nutt Mathematics, Engineering, and Computer Science Center]]), leaving the Hallden Engineering Laboratory vacant. |
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| [{{:screen_shot_2022-06-29_at_11.05.20_am.png?350 |Dangremond Family Commons in Hallden Hall. Photo credit: Trinity College}}] | [{{:screen_shot_2022-06-29_at_11.05.20_am.png?350 |Dangremond Family Commons in Hallden Hall. Photo credit: Trinity College}}] |
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| Since 1991 Hallden has been home to the Fine Arts Department, encompassing Art History and Studio Arts since 1991, as well as the Center for Teaching and Learning. The Center for Teaching and Learning is located within the Dangremond Family Commons in Hallden Hall. The space was formerly an [[gallows_hill_bookstore|independent bookstore]], then a storage unit, before its renovation in 2013. Common-hour events and workshops often take place in this space. | \\ |
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| | Since 1991, Hallden has been home to the Fine Arts Department, encompassing Art History and Studio Arts. Hallden also houses the Center for Teaching and Learning, which is located within the Dangremond Family Commons, a function room in Hallden Hall. The space was formerly the home of the independent [[gallows_hill_bookstore|Gallows Hill Bookstore]], followed by use as a storage unit, before its renovation in 2013. Common-hour events and workshops often take place in this space. |
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| ===== Sources ===== | ===== Sources ===== |
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| [[https://map.trincoll.edu/|Trinity College Campus Map]] | |
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| [[https://commons.trincoll.edu/ctl/dangremond/|Dangremond Family Commons]] | [[https://commons.trincoll.edu/ctl/dangremond/|Dangremond Family Commons]] |
