Tower Hall is the centerpiece of San Jose Staté University. Built in 1910, Tower Hall is the oldest structure on campus. Architects with Sellon & Hemmings designed the building in the Spanish Revival style with influences from Gothic, Renaissance Revival, and Modern, reflecting the rich diversity found in San José. As SJSU's most recognized building, Tower Hall has witnessed over a century of academic achievement, student milestones, and transformation. Its iconic presence is a reminder that every ending is rooted in a powerful beginning.

Located inside Tower Hall is Morris Dailey Auditorium, a 781-seat capacity venue for forums, seminars, town halls, lectures, and performances.

Support the university with generous patronage in the Tower Foundation.