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Tebeau Hall opened in the fall of 2014, houses 320 students and is unique in that it houses a satellite office for Student Health Services. This building was named to honor William “Bill” Tebeau, who in 1948 became the first African-American male to earn a degree at the university and went on to have a 36-year career as a civil engineer. When he was a student, Tebeau was turned away from student housing because of his color. He found housing at a fraternity house for international students and lived by the motto: “Make it a great day.” Try your hand at the "Tulip for Tebeau," the interactive public art sculpture that was inspired by Tebeau's passion for engineering and teaching.
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Oregon State University Campus Maps, 1894-1994
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Oregon State University Historical Photographs, 1868-1980 |
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121 The Valley Library
Corvallis OR 97331–4501
Phone: 541-737-3331