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Spalding Hall (1924)

Spalding Hall is a three-story building with a partial basement and brick masonry exterior walls. It was originally used for C.C.C. officers' residence and construction cost $50,000. It is named after Henry H. Spalding who was a missionary with the Nez Perce Tribe. It was used as a married residence dormitory until 1950 and was unoccupied during the college closure (1951-55) and not reopened until 1966 when the first floor was remodeled into offices. Subsequent remodels were done in 1968 and 1977 (following a 1975 fire that damaged the west end of the basement). The building is now used exclusively for offices with the exception of two small conference rooms that are used as classrooms.

Offices inside the building include:

EDUCATION DIVISION

FINE AND PERFORMING ARTS
LITERATURE & LANGUAGE DIVISION

SOCIAL SCIENCES
TALKING RIVER REVIEW
The Talking River Review is a student-run literary magazine that publishes the work of LCSC students and artisits alongside other writers from across the country. Subscriptions are $6 for students and $10 for the general public.

WRITING LAB
Do you have problems with passive voice? Fragmented sentences? Need help formatting a research paper? The writing lab is the place to go for all aspiring wordsmiths.