Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

Cassatt Hall

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About Cassatt Hall

Cassatt Hall is one of ten residential units built in 1932 at RPI and named for Rensselaer alumni who served as presidents of railroad companies, honoring graduates' contributions to the nation's rail industry. It is named for Alexander J. Cassatt (Class of 1859), who was president of the Pennsylvania Railroad. The building was closed in 2014 and renovated/reopened in 2016 as part of E-Complex to accommodate a growing incoming class.

Cassatt Hall has no air conditioning. Students here often pick up:

Gaiatop USB Desk Fan – 5.5" Portable (3-Speed) · $7.98 Vornado VFAN Mini Classic Vintage Desk Fan · $39.99

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