Charles and Nancy Taylor Hall of Humanities

The Oldest building on campus, complete renovation was completed in 1992. Named in honor of Charles H. Taylor, a Board of Trustees member and graduate of Tri-State, the building houses classrooms, the Wells Theater, Wells Gallery, Lilly Writing Center, the Fine Arts Library and offices.

Wells Gallery - Filled with 17^th and 18^th century engravings, this elegant gallery is also the site of special meetings and receptions. It is named in honor of Franklin H. and Ruth L. Wells. Franklin H. Wells served on the Tri-State University Board of Trustees for many years, and The Franklin H. & Ruth L. Wells Foundation has continued to be supportive of Tri-State University.

Wells Theater - Also named in honor of Franklin H. and Ruth L. Wells, this seventy-three seat proscenium theater is the site for a variety of  types of performances including cinema series, theatre productions and speakers.

Through the generosity of GTE, the Wells Theater is equipped with a high quality computer and video projection system, stereo surround sound and a laser disc player to provide data and video projection capabilities.