Porter Hall

Porter Hall, one of many academic buildings on the Carnegie Mellon campus, is at the end of the long ramp inside Baker Hall and across from Wean. Named after Cole Porter and modeled off the set of his 1934 production of "Anything Goes," it contains a lot of civil engineering and H&SS classes. Its most useful purpose is the forty-five extra seconds you can spend inside while passing through it going from the cluster to half-price. It's also a convenient place to wait for the escort bus.

The A18* rooms in Porter also constitute a common venue for KGB events.