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Part of the Diag tour

Angell Hall

435 S. State St., Ann Arbor, MI 48109

Designed by renowned architect Albert Kahn, Angell Hall is a blend of Greek and Roman architectural motifs and is one of the most iconic image of the U-M campus. On U-M's Diag next to Mason, Haven and Tisch Halls, the building houses LSA classrooms and offices.

Angell Hall at night

Angell Hall's large computing center — Angell Hall's computing center, aka "The Fishbowl"

The lobby in the interior of Angell Hall with Greek and Roman architectural motifs. — The building leverages Greek and Roman architectural motifs

The steps and eight Doric columns of Angell Hall on a sunny day — Angell Hall is fronted by eight Doric columns and classical entablature reminiscent of a Greek temple.