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 Brownson Hall
In 1855, under the direction of Father Sorin, Brother Francis Patois designed a complex of buildings to sit behind the golden dome. During the last 150 years, these buildings have served as home to everything from a convent to a printing company, graduate student housing to the University kitchen. Today, a number of diverse offices share space in a newly renovated Brownson Hall. The Family Studies Center is one such office that walks in the shadow of the distinguished history of this building.
To read more about Brownson Hall check out the following articles from The Observer, an independent student run newspaper serving both the Univerisity of Notre Dame and Saint Mary's College:
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Updated 8/08