Todd Wehr Hall

Todd Wehr Hall has undergone many transformations during its time at St. Norbert college. St. Norbert has been coeducational since 1952 and with a growing female student population Todd Wehr opened in 1967 as a dormitory for female students. Todd Wehr was remodeled into the college’s library in 1978. In 2009, the building of the new library left a lot of sought after space in Todd Wehr Hall which was renovated once again to house various student service departments such as the college’s book store, academic support services, career services, office of the registrar, residential education and housing, financial aid office, Office of Norbertine Life and Vocation. The consolidation of student services offices into one building was a strategic move that made life easier for students and visitors because it improved college departmental accessibility by cutting down on “across campus” referrals which were by and large an inefficient way to find solutions.

The Grant Street Dorm 4: Women's Residence Hall building served the College as a residence hall for 10 years after opening in 1967.

Remodeling and conversion of Dorm 4 into the Todd Wehr Library took place in 1978.

This is the main entrance of the Todd Wehr Library that faces Boyle Hall

Todd Wher Library had three floors of books that was available to all students and faculty members. The atmosphere became more quiet ass you went to a higher floor.

This is the outside of Todd Wehr Hall facing Cofrin Hall. There are plenty of widows to utilize as much sunlight as possible to brighten up the inside of the building.