Noble Center for Competitive Enterprise

Completed in 1984, the Noble Center for Competitive Enterprise houses OCU's Meinders School of Business, the University computer center, a public access computer lab/classroom with 20 workstations, the Oklahoma Commerce and Industry Hall of Honor, the B.D. Eddie Business Research and Consulting Center and the tiered, 150-seat Jones Auditorium.

The Noble Center's energy conscious design is one of the most functional in the Southwest, and the central atrium provides a pleasant, plant filled gathering place.
To visit a particular area of the tour, click one of the links: Administration Building, Banning Hall, Chapel, Cokesbury Apartments, Dulaney-Browne Library, Draper Hall, International House, Fieldhouse, Freede Center, Harris Hall, Fine Arts Center, Nursing School, Business School, Norick Arts Center, Panhellenic Quad., Law School, Baseball Field, Student/Faculty Center, Tennis Courts, Arts & Sciences, Walker Hall, Mass Comm, Gold Star