Pupin Hall

An education center tied to Columbia University’s engineering and applied science programs, Pupin Hall occupies a historic building on the Morningside Heights campus. The structure itself carries over a century of academic tradition, blending institutional gravitas with the quiet energy of upper Manhattan. Classes, research labs, and administrative offices fill its halls, reflecting the broader mission of technical and scientific instruction.

Situated at 538 W 120th St, New York, NY 10027, the building sits between Broadway and Amsterdam Avenue, a short walk from the 116th Street subway station. Its location places it amid the dense academic corridor of Columbia’s campus, where Gothic-style architecture meets the hum of student activity. While primarily serving university-affiliated programs, the hall’s presence contributes to the neighborhood’s scholarly atmosphere, a contrast to the residential pockets just blocks away.

Questions about departmental offerings or facility access can be directed through Columbia’s main channels—no standalone public phone line is listed for the building itself. For those navigating the area, a map helps pinpoint its exact position within the campus grid. The building stands as both a functional space for learning and a landmark in the university’s architectural history.