Marvin Laser Recital Hall

The Marvin Laser Recital Hall, named after the founding dean of the College of Humanities & Fine Arts (now the College of Arts & humanities), was dedicated on March 13, 1992.  The 125 seat venue was built so that the university's music majors would have a place to perform recitals, small chamber concerts, etc.  In 2017, the Marvin Laser Recital Hall began an 18-month renovation to transform the space into a 133 seat state-of-the-art performance space and screening room.  It is one of the nicest and most technologically advanced recital halls in the CSU system.