Johnson Hall is home to the School of Chemical, Biological, and Environmental Engineering, and was dedicated in September 2016. The three-story building houses a 125-seat lecture hall, research and teaching laboratories, an Advanced Imaging Facility, and a center focused on improving recruitment and retention of engineering students.

The building is named for longtime College of Engineering supporters Peter and Rosalie Johnson. Pete Johnson, a 1955 chemical engineering alumnus, patented a new method of manufacturing battery separator envelopes.

Oregon Digital: Includes textual materials documenting the history of Johnson Hall.