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Noyer Complex (NO)

Noyer Complex was the first co-educational residence hall complex built at Ball State. Rooms in Baker and Klipple Halls have semi-private bathrooms and are available only to returning students.

Noyer is equipped to house students with disabilities. All halls in Noyer feature movable and stackable furniture. You can even make a loft out of the furniture.

The facility is also a popular spot for employees as it features The Retreat, a dining area for faculty and staff only.

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Noyer Complex
Ball State University
Muncie, Indiana 47304

Noyer - Micro Cafe (Staff Directory)

Phone: (765) 285-5029

Noyer Dining (Staff Directory)

Phone: (765) 285-5029

http://www.bsu.edu/dining/locations/noyercentre/

Noyer Housing (Staff Directory)

Phone: (765) 285-5057

http://www.bsu.edu/housing/article/0,,27153--,00.html

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Year Completed

1962; most recent remodel in 1996

Namesake

Ralph Noyer, dean of college and head of the foreign language department. Noyer Complex has several halls named for individuals: Harry Howick, dean of men and professor of physics; Paul B. Williams, head of physical education department; Viletta Baker, professor of foreign languages; and May A. Klipple, associate professor of English

Architect

Walter Scholer & Associates, Lafayette, Indiana