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Cox Administration Building was originally U. M. Rose School in 1916 and was purchased by Philander Smith College in 1948. The building was dedicated in 1949 and added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1988.

James M. Cox Administration Building in 2004. Dedicated in 1949 and named in honor of Rev. James M. Cox, the first black president of the college

Cox Administration Building. Completed in 1916. Purchased by Philander Smith College in 1948 and dedicated in 1949 and named in honor of Rev. James M. Cox, the first black president of the college.

James M. Cox Administration Building after a snowfall.

View of Crawford Mims Physical Education Building from Interstate 630. Mims gymnasium houses the Athletics Department, faculty offices, walking/jogging track, concession room, ticket booth, an auditorium with seating for up to 75, classrooms and…

Crawford Mims Physical Education Building houses the Athletics Department, faculty offices, walking/jogging track, concession room, ticket booth, an auditorium with seating for up to 75, classrooms and basketball and racquetball courts.

Photographic print of an announcement for the dedication of the Sherman E. Tate Student Recreation Center (the Old Gym) on September 22, 2005.

Interior courtyard of the Student Union Complex. The complex included residence halls, recreation rooms, lounges, the campus bookstore and dining hall. Built in 1959 and demolished in the early 2000's.

Donald W. Reynolds Library and Technology Center located on the corner of Chester and Daisy Bates Drive. The 49,404 square foot faculty was dedicated on March 7, 2003. The building, furnishings and equipment were made possible by a grant from the…

View of one of the dormitories of the Student Union Complex, ca. 1980's.