Now the oldest building on campus, this unabashedly plain dormitory, first known as Ladies Hall, but currently referred to as Aggie, still serves its original purpose. According to a college history, the president “prepared a plan embodying largely the plan and arrangement of one of the early dormitories of Goucher College” in Baltimore, Maryland, before giving the commission to Wheeling architect Giesey. The large, four-story, L-shaped brick building has a few arched windows, a bracketed cornice, and a tower or two. Although it may have been modeled on a Goucher College building, it also resembles a typical nineteenth-century industrial mill. Morgantown architect Reger adhered to the “fortitude-enhancing character of the original building” (as the National Register nomination form terms it) in his rear addition.