Linfield Hall
Linfield Hall is the home of MSU’s College of Agriculture.
This building is named for Frederick Linfield, dean of agriculture and director of the Agricultural Experiment Station, 1913 - 1937. It was built specifically for agriculture and finished in 1909, with an $80,000 appropriation from the legislature. In its early years, it was called Morrill Hall after the 1862 federal act that established America’s land grant colleges and universities.
![Linfield Hall](images/regular/11Linfield.jpg)
Handicapped access at the North Door
Upcoming events in Linfield Hall
Academic Research Seminar: Prepayment, Salience, and Price Elasticity of Electricity Demand
Friday, September 6, 2024, from 3:15pm to 4:30pm
An Academic Research Seminar: Prepayment, Salience, and Price Elasticity of Electricity Demand in Developing Country Context on September 6, 2024. View Details