Auditorium was built in 1902 for $40,000. There are several unique parts of this building including the auditorium that has a dome ceiling, stained glass windows, statues and an organ. The building was renamed in 1971 to honor Lena and Thilda Vangstad, long-time faculty at VCSU. It was renovated in 2016 to create space for business offices and classrooms.
Center for the Fine Arts was opened in 2022 and cost $32 million to build. The Music and Art departments are housed in the building and the space includes various labs and a performance hall.
The W. E. Osmon Building for Physical Education was named on October 15, 1983 and is also known as "The Bubble." This building houses the basketball and other athletic programs on campus. Bill Osmon graduated from VCSU in 1942 and served as athletic director at the school from 1947 to 1982.
Footbridge
There is a footbridge that spans the Sheyenne River that leads to the front door of the university. The bridge connects campus with the city of Valley City. Originally, …
