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'''Torgersen Hall''' (TORG, #174) is a Hokie Stone building on the academic side of campus that contains classrooms, offices, and labs.

Construction began in 1996 and was completed in 2000.

<slippymap lat="37.229636" lon="-80.420703" zoom="17" w="400" h="200"/>

== External Links ==
{{Building|name=Torgersen Hall|uri=torgersen-hall|num=0174|osm=32937990}}

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 | [[IT Security Office]] and [[IT Security Lab|Lab]] || 1300

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 Beginning in Fall of 2010, 24-hour access to the building is available to any active university member through a card-swipe located on the Drillfield side of the building.
-<slippymap lat="37.229636" lon="-80.420703" zoom="17" w="400" h="200"/>
+{{Map|loc=37.229636,-80.420703|zoom=17}}
 == Building Directory ==

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 Torgersen Hall is named after [[Paul Torgersen]] who was president at the time and was one of the few people to see a building named after him while he was still alive.
--hour access to the building is available to any active university member through a card-swipe located on the Drillfield side of the building.
+Beginning in Fall of 2010, 24-hour access to the building is available to any active university member through a card-swipe located on the Drillfield side of the building.
 <slippymap lat="37.229636" lon="-80.420703" zoom="17" w="400" h="200"/>
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 == External Links ==
 {{Building|name=Torgersen Hall|uri=torgersen-hall|num=0174|osm=32937990}}

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−	'''Torgersen Hall''' (TORG, #174) is a Hokie Stone building on the academic side of campus that contains classrooms, offices, and labs. Construction began in 1996 and was completed in 2000.	+	'''Torgersen Hall''' (TORG, #174) is a [[Hokie Stone]] building on the academic side of campus that contains classrooms, offices, and labs. Construction began in 1996 and was completed in 2000.

	Torgersen Hall is named after [[Paul Torgersen]] who was president at the time and was one of the few people to see a building named after him while he was still alive.		Torgersen Hall is named after [[Paul Torgersen]] who was president at the time and was one of the few people to see a building named after him while he was still alive.

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	'''Torgersen Hall''' (TORG, #174) is a Hokie Stone building on the academic side of campus that contains classrooms, offices, and labs. Construction began in 1996 and was completed in 2000.		'''Torgersen Hall''' (TORG, #174) is a Hokie Stone building on the academic side of campus that contains classrooms, offices, and labs. Construction began in 1996 and was completed in 2000.
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		+	Torgersen Hall is named after [[Paul Torgersen]] who was president at the time and was one of the few people to see a building named after him while he was still alive.

	24-hour access to the building is available to any active university member through a card-swipe located on the Drillfield side of the building.		24-hour access to the building is available to any active university member through a card-swipe located on the Drillfield side of the building.

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-'''Torgersen Hall''' (TORG, #174) is a Hokie Stone building on the academic side of campus that contains classrooms, offices, and labs.
+'''Torgersen Hall''' (TORG, #174) is a Hokie Stone building on the academic side of campus that contains classrooms, offices, and labs. Construction began in 1996 and was completed in 2000.
-Construction began in 1996 and was completed in 2000.
+-hour access to the building is available to any active university member through a card-swipe located on the Drillfield side of the building.
 <slippymap lat="37.229636" lon="-80.420703" zoom="17" w="400" h="200"/>