Today Tolentine Hall is home to many important administrative offices including those of the University President, University Vice President, the Vice President for Institutional Advancement, the Vice President for Academic Affairs, the College of Engineering, the Registrar's Office and other administrative offices. The building also contains classrooms most used by the College of Engineering. The Psychology Department offices are also located in Tolentine Hall.

History of Tolentine Hall

Originally called College Hall and later Mendel Hall this building was severely damaged by fire in January, 1928. On the site of the destroyed building the present Tolentine Hall was erected and named after Saint Nicholas of Tolentine, an Augustinian priest renowned for his ability to touch the sick, the poor, and the suffering with God's power and mercy.