Catt Hall is a historic building located on the campus of Iowa State University in Ames, Iowa, USA. The building was completed in 1894 and was originally used as the headquarters of the university's agricultural department.
The three-story, brick building was named in honor of Carrie Chapman Catt, an alumna of Iowa State and a prominent women's suffrage leader. Today, Catt Hall serves as the primary administrative building for Iowa State, housing the offices of the university president, provost, and other senior administrators.
In addition to its administrative functions, Catt Hall also houses several academic departments, including political science, sociology, and statistics. The building's interior features impressive architectural details, including a grand staircase, ornate plasterwork and woodwork, and a stained glass dome.
In recent years, Catt Hall has undergone extensive renovations and updates to improve accessibility and energy efficiency. Despite these changes, the building retains its historic charm and remains a beloved landmark on the Iowa State campus.
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