Since 1967, the Honors College has provided a community for students from all majors who are looking for a challenge. Students who join the Honors College take small, seminar-style classes where they discuss ideas and raise questions stimulated by reading, field trips, and campus research. Faculty members, regardless of home department, view their Honors courses as laboratories to experiment with research and teaching. As an academic college, we encourage this perspective in both faculty and students, as it aligns with our aim to promote interdisciplinary inquiry, curiosity, creativity, and a lifelong love of learning in our classes and our co-curricular events.
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Location
The Honors College is located in the historic Lampasas Hall, next to Old Main. Built in 1912 as the manual arts building, Lampasas Hall formerly housed the School of Art and Design.
The space the Honors College occupies in Lampasas includes classrooms, a computer lab, offices, the Multicultural Lounge & Earl Moseley, Jr. Black Students' Resource Library, and the Honors Coffee Forum. The Honors Coffee Forum houses the 407 Gallery, which hosts a changing art exhibit each term.