Waller Hall houses alumni relations, the school's business office, human resources for the university, the office of communications, university relations, the President's office, and other administrative functions.
Additionally, Cone Chapel is on the building's second floor and seats 300.
Cone Chapel features over a dozen stained glass windows and a classic pipe organ.
The chapel is occasionally used for commencement ceremonies, lectures, and concerts at the school.
Waller Hall sits in the north central part of campus directly opposite of the Oregon State Capitol.
The structure is the oldest university building west of the Mississippi River still in use in the United States.

In 1992, during the university's sesquicentennial, the United States Postal Service issued a postal card that featured an image of Waller Hall.
Featuring a watercolor painting by George C. Warner of Eugene, Oregon, these 19 cent postcards were part of the Postal Service's Historic Preservation Series.
Waller Hall houses alumni relations, the school's business office, human resources for the university, the office of communications, university relations, the President's office, and other administrative functions. Additionally, Cone Chapel is on the building's second floor and seats 300. Cone Chapel features over a dozen stained glass windows and a classic pipe organ. The chapel is occasionally used for commencement ceremonies, lectures, and concerts at the school. Waller Hall sits in the north central part of campus directly opposite of the Oregon State Capitol. The structure is the oldest university building west of the Mississippi River still in use in the United States.
In 1992, during the university's sesquicentennial, the United States Postal Service issued a postal card that featured an image of Waller Hall. Featuring a watercolor painting by George C. Warner of Eugene, Oregon, these 19 cent postcards were part of the Postal Service's Historic Preservation Series.
Waller Hall