Named for Harry L. Agard, 1920
Former home of Delta Phi
96 South Street
16,420 sq.ft.
About Agard
Agard House, formerly the Delta Phi Fraternity on South Street, gets its name from Professor of Mathematics (1911-1932), Dean (until 1935), and Director of Admissions (1928-1935) Harry Leslie Agard. Agard boasts a beautiful common room, a country kitchen with stainless steel fixtures and appliances, and beautiful single and double rooms with unique architectural features. Used for upperclass student housing, Agard has six single rooms and 13 doubles on four floors.
Major Construction History
| Date | Project | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| 1967 | Purchased | |
| 1971 | Major restoration | $93,000 |
| 2005 | Renovation Architect: Woodward, Connor, Gillies, Seleman General Contractor: Renau |
$1,899,349 |