PART

II.—LAND-GRANT COLLEGES ATTENDED PRIMARILY OR EXCLUSIVELY BY WHITE STUDENTS This section of the bulletin is devoted entirely to the statistics of the 52 land-grant institutions which are attended primarily or exclusively by white students. A summary of the work of all landgrant colleges, including both white and colored, will be found in Part I, Table 1, of this bulletin.

Table 2.-DIRECTORY-Land-grant colleges and universities attended primarily or exclusively by white students, year ended June 30, 1924

Table 3.-NEW BUILDINGS-New Buildings and additions to buildings completed June 30, 1924, for institutions attended primarily or exclusively by white students

Institution (for full

Buildings

Cost

name, see Table 2)

Alaska...

Wing added to main college building; mine shop building; cottage, liv-
ing quarters for janitor.

$32,853

California..

Colorado..

Buildings for school of education, physics department, mechanics de-
partment, and college of agriculture; student activities building;
memorial stadium; swimming pool; miscellaneous buildings.
Administration building..

2, 515, 544

187, 303

Delaware..

Temporary frame dormitory.

19, 894

Florida.

Library; auditorium..

200,000

Georgia..

Camp Wilkins; poultry barn.

50,000

Hawall

Illinois..

Houses for employees; dairy buildings; unit of women's dormitory; barn.
Addition to natural history hall; gymnasium; agricultural building and
equipment.

27, 197

742, 003

Indiana.

Locomotive museum..

5,744

Iowa....

Physics building; agricultural engineering shop; dairy farm judging
pavilion; armory.

403, 500

Gymnasium; stadium and athletic field; dairy manufacturing and ozone
laboratories; animal pathology isolation barn.

295,000

University hospital; greenhouse; addition to R. O. T. C. stables; agri-
cultural and chemistry buildings.

Dairy and animal husbandry building; recitation building.....
Brick addition to administration building; addition to greenhouse;
brooder house.

Fine arts studio; president's residence; hospital; buildings for various
departments; additions to buildings.

Livestock laboratory building; agronomy and horticulture machine
sheds; dairy barn, etc.

Addition to horticultural products building; new heating plant; phar-
macy building (including equipment).

Packing shed for horticulture; men's dormitory; physician's residence;
beef-cattle barn.

Addition to auditorium.

Poultry building..

Extension service building; hall converted into dormitory..

Agricultural extension division building; beef-cattle barn; stock-judging
pavilion.

Music conservatory remodeled (cost includes amount paid for land on
which building stands).

Building for College of Law.

Stadium; heating plant; greenhouses and potting house; hospital;
nurses' home; service building; central heating station; office build-
ing; materials-testing laboratory.
Engineering shops.............

579, 100

400,000 9,000

1,395, 314

140,075

275, 482

281,343

40,000

8,000 120,000

15, 200

16, 464

190,000 786, 555

45,000

10, 992, 571

1 Including summer school.

'Not including summer school.

S Regulatory service.