'''Lee Hoge Hall''' (LEE, #30) is an 824 person, co-ed dormitory located in the [[Prarie Prairie Community]]. The building itself is clad in [[Hokie Stone]] and was first occupied in 1967. On May 30, 1968, the building was dedicated to [[Claudius Lee]]. Renaming has been periodically reconsidered since 1997, when it was discovered that Lee was listed as President of the KKK in an old yearbook. In August of 2020, the [[Board of Visitors]] voted to rededicate the building to the late [[William and Janie Hoge]], a local African American couple who played a critical role in the success and well-being of the first African American students attending Virginia Polytechnic Institute in the 1950s, including hosting [[Irving L. Peddrew III]] when he arrived in Blacksburg in 1953.

Lee Hall's penthouse is the highest point in [[Theme housingBlacksburg]] programs in Lee include and was home to the broadcast antenna for [[Galileo Engineering Learning CommunityWUVT]]until summer 2009, which occupies the sixth and seventh floors, and the when broadcasting for WUVT was relocated to [[Biological and Life Sciences Learning CommunityPrice Mountain]].

Lee Hall's penthouse is the highest point in [[Blacksburg]] and was home to the broadcast antenna for [[WUVT]] until summer 2009{{Map|loc=37.22448, when broadcasting for WUVT was relocated to [[Price Mountain]]-80.41847|zoom=18}}

<slippymap lat="37.22448" lon="-80.41847" zoom="17" wTheme Housing="400" h="200"/>Since fall 2012, Lee Hall hosts the majority of the [[theme housing]] programs at Virginia Tech, including [[Galileo]], [[Hypatia]], and the [[Biological and Life Sciences Learning Community]]. Previously, the only theme housing programs in the residence hall were Galileo and the Biological and Life Sciences Learning Community,

{{Residence Hall|name=Lee Hall|uri=leehoge|uri2=Lee|num=0030|osm=32709325}}* [https://vtnews.vt.edu/articles/2020/08/bov-buildings-resolutions.html VTNEWS: Board of Visitors Executive Committee approves new names for residence halls]