After World War II, returning soldiers took advantage of the GI Bill to go to college in unprecedented numbers. At Fenn College, veterans found a familiar setting on campus. To accommodate the growing student body, Fenn College purchased a number of army surplus quonset hut buildings to hold classes and to use as an office annex to the overflowing Fenn Tower and Stillman Hall. When Fenn became CSU in 1965, the quonset huts were used again, this time to allow operations to continue while the university began its ambitious campus building project.
| Date: 1950 | Source: Cleveland Memory, Cleveland State University Library Special CollectionsDownload Original File
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Cleveland Memory, Cleveland State University Library Special Collections