Following a $25 million renovation and restoration, University Hall re-opened in Fall 2017. It was originally built in 1915 as one of the first buildings on campus and represents a tie to the University past while recognizing technology and new ways of learning in today's educational environment. Today, University Hall houses the Office of Admissions, cutting-edge classrooms emphasizing technology, and active learning spaces. Also, in Fall 2017, Moseley Hall reopened, following a $21 million restoration and renovation. Moseley Hall, built in 1916, originally housed the University's agricultural science program. Today, it features technologically advanced laboratories for chemistry, biology, geology, and medical lab science.