Know your “three Rs”? Those at Hamilton Hall surely know that reading is fundamental.  

This building, made of the signature beige stucco, originally served as a guest home for Edith Gould’s aunt. Purchased by the university in 1929, it now houses the Community Learning Center (formerly the Diagnostic Reading Center), a specialty service of GCU's School of Education that provides tutoring for K-12 students in the local community.

Also located in Hamilton Hall are classrooms for the School of Education and the Office of Institutional Research.