ANDREWS GYMNASIUM
Andrews Gymnasium houses the offices of the Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Athletic Departments. In addition, it has basketball and racquetball courts, and various equipment and training rooms. The Norwich University Athletic Hall of Fame Room is also located in Andrews.
The name of the facility honors Paul Revere Andrews, who graduated cum laude from Norwich University in 1930. He went on to become President and Chairman of the Board of Prentice Hall in 1965 and 1971, respectively. He was appointed a Norwich trustee in 1958 and General Chairman of the Norwich University Development Program in 1976. Andrews Gymnasium, which was completed in 1980, was dedicated in his honor on May 7, 1982.
The author would like to acknowledge the assistance rendered by Linda Mitchell of the Athletic Department in providing and helping to locate some of the information on Andrews Gymnasium and other athletic facilities.
STUDENT SERVICE CENTER
Constructed in 1919 at a cost of $25,000 that included a $10,000 gift from General Rush C. Hawkins (see Hawkins Hall), the facility originally served as the cavalry stable. It was converted to the Student Service Center in 1962. Today, the building serves as the University rifle range. In addition, parts of it are occupied by the Army Supply rooms and offices, and the Ranger and Mountain Cold Weather teams.
Hayden Building is occupied by the offices storage and operation of Facilities Operations and by the Cadet Uniform Store.