Cremer Hall

In the Cram Science Hall, you’ll explore, discover, learn and grow while earning a degree that offers the skills and knowledge to prepare you for your future career. This building houses the Department of Physical Sciences: such as chemistry, earth science and physics, Aber Geospatial Analysis Laboratory, Johnston Geology Museum dedicated in honor of Paul L. Johnston, Breukelman Science Hall, Peterson Planetarium and Brighton Lecture Hall named and honored after Hubert Brighton. With hands-on learning in and out of the classroom, you’ll leave Emporia State University ready to take the next steps in your bright future.

Beach Music Hall, named and honored after Frank A. Beach, houses the Emporia State University’s Department of Music. This building holds Heath Recital Hall, the Shepherd Rotunda Music Center and Beach Hall of Distinction, named and honored after Frank A. Beach. Students

King Hall, located on the Emporia State University includes the Karl C. Bruder Theatre, the ESU Theatre offices, classrooms, and the Design Studio. The Norman R. Eppink & Gilson Memorial Galleries are also located in King Hall and feature student and staff work.