Stuen Hall, a residential unit for 110 women was dedicated on October 23, 1966. Named for Ole J. Stuen who was first a PLA student in 1902 and returned in 1913 as a teacher and coach and, with the exception of three years, served on the staff as a professor, librarian and alumni secretary until his death in 1953. Stuen Hall is located on the site of the home in which the Stuen family lived.
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1967
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Hinderlie Hall
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1967
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Checking to see when the Hong girls arrive home is the Resident Assistant.
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1968
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Students admiring sculpture Tingelstad Hall.
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1968
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Students walk by newly constructed Ordal Hall
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Newly constructed Ordal Hall
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Pajama Party at the dorm tonight, 1967-1968
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1968
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Ordal Hall opens, PLU's newest and second-largest women's residence hall.
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1968
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Student studying in her dorm room.
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1968
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Ordal Hall opens, PLU's newest and second-largest women's residence hall.