Abbott Hall
Part of Jackrabbit Village, Abbott Hall is one of three new residence halls completed in August 2010. The four floors house 148 students with 21 rooms on each floor — 16 doubles, four singles and a room for a residence hall adviser. By dorm standards, the rooms are supersized at 204 square feet (basically 20 x 10 feet). They are 44 square feet, or 25 percent, larger than most rooms on campus. Each floor has a dedicated, sound-proof study room, two restrooms, air conditioning, and a living room that includes a full kitchen with full-sized appliances, a fireplace, soft seating, and an electronic gaming area.
Agricultural Engineering
Located just east of the library, the brick structure was built in 1959 at a cost of $692,000.
Agricultural Heritage Museum
Originally built as the Stock Judging Pavilion, it became the headquarters of the State Agricultural Heritage Museum, a program of SDSU in 1977.
Alfred Dairy Science Hall
Receiving its first major renovation in 51 years, the dairy microbiology building was dedicated as the Alfred Dairy Science Hall in October 2011. It is home to the Department of Dairy and Food Science and the Biology & Microbiology department. The building was dedicated in honor of the late Alfred Nef and Alfred Gonzenbach, two Swiss immigrants who founded Valley Queen Cheese Factory in Milbank, S.D.
Alumni Center
As the newest addition of the Jerome J. Lohr Building, the two-level building is the home of the SDSU Alumni Association.
American Indian Student Center
In 2020, SDSU opened a 12,400-square-foot American Indian Student Center, which provides a "home away from home" environment and cultural activities. The $4.5 million facility provides student support services, technology resources, office space and meeting rooms.
Animal Disease Research & Diagnostic Laboratory
ADRDL is one of fewer than 40 veterinary diagnostic laboratories accredited by the American Association of Veterinary Laboratory Diagnosticians (AAVLD). This building built in 1993 houses the Veterinary & Biomedical Sciences Department.
Animal Resource Wing
The Animal Resource Wing is the core animal facility.
Animal Science Arena
Animal Science Arena is a 21,000-square-foot facility that serves as home to the Little International livestock exposition as well as hosting other livestock events.
Animal Science Complex
Built in 1977 at a cost of 4 million dollars. The Animal Science Complex is comprised of three units: the Animal Science Arena, the Meat Laboratory and research laboratories.