University of Portland

Table of Contents

Locations

  1. Building by Category

    1. Administrative

      1. Waldschmidt Hall

        Originally called West Hall, Waldschmidt Hall was built in 1891 for Portland University, the Methodist institution that owned the first college on The Bluff. That school closed a few years later, and West Hall and the property surrounding it were purchased for Columbia University, renamed the University of Portland in 1935.

        Over the years the building has served as a student dormitory, dining hall, classroom, and administrative offices.

        The building was remodeled and restored in 1992 and renamed Waldschmidt Hall in honor of the University’s 15th president, Bishop Paul Waldschmidt, C.S.C.

        Today the building houses the offices of the president, provost, and vice presidents of financial affairs, student affairs, University operations, and University relations; admissions; controller; development; financial aid; human resources; marketing and communications; payroll; registrar; and student accounts and the cashier.


        More info about the president

        More info about the provost

        More info about financial affairs

        More info about student affairs

        More info about University operations

        More info about University relations

         

        More info about admissions

        More info about the controller

        More info about development

        More info about financial aid

        More info about human resources

        More info about marketing and communications

        More info about public affairs

        More info about payroll

        More info about the registrar

        More info about student accounts