Buildings/Ground

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Everyone Helps: Fr. Van Dyke leads by example in assisting in the shovelling in front of the soon-to-be-completed Francis H. Boyle Hall.

Burke Residence Hall under construction

A humble aerial view of Campus in the 1920's. Photo taken from the Western side of De Pere.

An aerial view of St. Norbert campus in the 1970's. The campus has rapidly expanded into the De Pere community, and as enrollment continues to increase, so does the need for more residence and academic buildings to house students.

An aerial view of St. Norbert campus in the 1990's. College expansion continues, and the college is now spread out over much of West De Pere.

The Dedication of Francis H. Boyle Hall. In attendance is Abbot Pennings and several other Norbertine Fathers, including Father Boyle himself.

Construction of the campus has not ceased since its founding in 1898. The following photos show just a few of the construction processes of various academic and residence halls. All members of the college community particpated in the construction of the campus in various ways, from ground-breaking and labor to fundraising and community involvement. The campus has continued to grow and expand even today, and remains a strong face in the Norbertine community.