UW-Madison’s new humanities building is a far cry from the one across campus that it is, in part, replacing: The decrepit Mosse Humanities Building, known for leaks, crumbling concrete and unreliable elevators.
Irving and Dorothy Levy Hall, a five-floor, 136,000-square-foot building, is the bright and airy new home to eight humanities departments that were previously spread across multiple campus facilities, including Mosse.