| Building: | Slayter Union, 1962 |
| Architect/Designer: | Don Gunnerson of Joseph Baker Associates in Newark |
| History: | The hall, which originally included ten bowling lanes on the third floor, provides a unique achievement in soundproof insulation for the Owens Corning Company. The lanes were dismantled in 1992 to make way for construction of The Roost, a campus social space and bar. |
| Building Style: | The New Formalism in brick, stone and black slate attempts to blend modern architecture with traditional Georgian style |
| Named For: | Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Games Slayter. Games Slayter was a Denison trustee (1959-1964) and vice-president of Owens Corning Fiberglass. |
| Current Use: | Slayter Hall continues to be used as the student union containing lounges, a snack bar, bookstore, student mailboxes, and a 302 seat auditorium. |