Hildreth-Mirza Hall

In Bucknell University’s Hildreth-Mirza Hall, you’ll find academic centers that empower you to explore subjects from history and literature to foreign languages and ancient Mediterranean studies.

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side exterior of Hildreth-Mirza Hall
several plush chairs around a coffee table, with a fireplace to the side
a long conference table with 14 chairs surrounding it and a podium in the foreground in a conference room
students walk past the front exterior of Hildreth-Mirza Hall
a living plant wall grow out on the second and third floors of a hall in Hildreth-Mirza
plush chairs sit on either side of two small side tables with a skylight and the living plant wall behind them
a male student looks through a book with a computer next to him, the room filled with books on bookshelves in the background
ground-level view of the front exterior of Hildeth-Mirza Hall
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⭐ Griot Institute

Hildreth-Mirza houses the Griot Institute for the Study of Black Lives & Cultures, which supports undergraduate research projects and sponsors an annual lecture and performance series featuring Black writers, thinkers and artists.

✍️ Get Grants, Get Published

The building is also home to the Humanities Center, which funds collaborative student-faculty research through a variety of grants and fellowships, and the Bucknell University Press, Bucknell’s own publishing house that employs student interns from the sophomore, junior and senior classes.

🤝 Room to Collaborate

Hildreth-Mirza isn’t just the heart of the humanities on campus — it’s a dynamic space designed with every Bucknellian in mind. The hall’s open kitchenette, library lounge and digital humanities lab provide comfortable, functional spaces where students from all majors can study and work together on the most important issues facing the world today.

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