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Gray-Little Hall

Gray-Little Hall is a distinguishing feature of KU's Central District — a place where teaching, learning and interdisciplinary research converge.

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Learn about Gray-Little Hall

The building opened to students in June 2018. In 2019, it was approved to be renamed Gray-Little Hall to honor the former chancellor.

About Gray-Little Hall

Questions? Need help?

Contact building manager Laurie White with any questions about Gray-Little Hall.
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Reserve a space

Need a space to hold a meeting? Looking for a specific classroom? Gray-Little Hall has seven conference rooms and both large and small classrooms to fit your needs.

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Explore research labs in Gray-Little Hall

The building houses dozens of research labs across multiple disciplines, including chemistry, medicinal chemistry, molecular biosciences, and physics and astronomy.

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Units within Gray-Little Hall

Explore the departments, including chemistry, medicinal chemistry, molecular biosciences, physics and astronomy and more, housed within Gray-Little Hall.

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Resources + safety

KU and ISB provide resources to keep researchers safe. View our policies and find more information on the pages below.

Gray-Little Hall resources

Find information on storerooms, service labs and shipping.
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Gray-Little Hall safety

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