Marquette Hall originally served as Marquette's science building
with offices, classrooms and labs. In 1967, when the building
underwent its first major renovation it became apparent that the
majority of science classes were no longer held in Science Hall.
The building was subsequently renamed Marquette Hall in honor of
the University's namesake, Jesuit missionary-explorer Father
Jacques Marquette, S.J. The radio station WHAD operated out of
Marquette Hall from the time of its construction until the
university sold its rights and equipment in 1934. The Gothic
tower of Marquette Hall holds the university carillon, a set of
48 bells, installed in 1967. Earlier address was 13th Street and
Grand Avenue. Named in honor of the University's namesake,
Jesuit missionary-explorer Father Jacques Marquette, S.J.
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