college. East Campbell is one of three all-female residence halls. Cochrane Hall – (1983) A suite-style residence hall connected to West End Market. It was the first suite style residence hall on the Virginia Tech campus. It is home to many first-year student athletes. Eggleston Hall – (1935) Built as a WPA project, the main building known Main Eggleston was completed in 1935. Two wings known as East Eggleston and West Eggleston were added in the late 1930s. Originally constructed as barracks when Virginia Tech was an all-male military school, Eggleston is now a co-ed residence hall separated by floor. Eggleston Hall is named for the seventh president of Virginia Tech, Joseph Dupuy Eggleston. Graduate Life Center at Donaldson-Brown – (1935) A former hotel and conference center. Its lowest floor is home to the graduate school's administrative offices, classrooms, meeting rooms, and a small Au Bon Pain restaurant. The remaining three floors are graduate residences. The building is named for alumnus, Frank Donaldson Brown. The Graduate Life Center was also the site where Zhu Haiyang decapitated classmate Yang Xin in 2009. Harper Hall – (1999) One of the few suite-style air-conditioned residence halls on campus, it houses 256 residents. Some first-year students are assigned to Harper, often as the result of allergies. Johnson Hall – (1965) An all-female residence hall, located in the President's Quad and houses about 180 students. Lane Hall – (1888-1967) Originally known as Barracks Number 1, The building housed 130 male students until it was converted for use as academic offices in 1967. The building is named for James Henry Lane, the first Commandant of Cadets. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2015. Major Williams Hall - (1957-1995) Named after Major Lloyd W. Williams, this dorm was opened in 1957 upon the completion of an addition & renovation project that combined Barracks No. 5,(1904) & Barracks No. 6 (1927). In 1995, an addition was constructed and the building was re-purposed for academic use. Miles Hall – (1964) An all-male residence hall located in the President's Quad and houses about 217 students. Miles Hall is named for Clarence Paul "Sally" Miles, known as "Mr. VPI," who spent nearly 59 years at Virginia Tech in a variety of capacities. Pearson Hall West – (2017) Opened in August, 2017, New Cadet Hall is an exact mirror duplicate of Pearson Hall East (2015) and is