Built in 1974, Adam Jenkins Jr. Hall houses the Business Office, Financial Aid/Veterans Affairs, Honors Program, & Vice President for Raymond & Nursing/Allied Health.
Built in 2012, Allen-Dukes-Whitaker Hall is a women's residence hall. Requirements to live here are an ACT score of 18 or higher for first time freshmen & 2.5 GPA with 12 hours for current students.
Great Worship Service for college students on Tuesday night at 7pm
Built in 1958, Bee Hall is home of the District Student Activities & Intramural offices, Hinds CC Hi-Steppers, Student Activities Dept & 3 Classes - Nutrition/Home Econ., Science Lab & Reading Lab.
Built in 1957, Beemon Hall houses the Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Home Economics & Physics Departments. Beemon Hall is where all science lectures & labs are held.
Built in 1968, Brooks Hall is home to the Psychology & Speech & Drama Departments. Brooks Hall also houses Sociology & Criminal Justices classes.
Built in 1968, Brooks Theatre seats 100 people. Brooks Theatre is home to the Lendon Players, Hinds CC's theatre group. Several plays and productions are performed here.
The Cafeteria seats 400 & is all you can eat. Food stations include Deli Depot/Potato & Soup Bar, The Oasis, Say Cheese Pizza & more.
Built in 2002, Cain-Cochran Hall is home to the English Dept & Foreign Languages (French & Spanish). Cain-Cochran houses Hoff Auditorium, which hosts graduation, pageants, band recitals & more.
Built in 1995, Carillons and Clocks is Hinds CC's Bell Tower. Carillons and Clocks is located in front of Denton Hall.
Built in 2010, Fountain Hall houses Alumni Affairs, Connection HQ, Enrollment Services, President's Office, VP for Advancement/Foundation, VP for Business Services & VP for Community Relations.
Davis Hall is a Women's Residence Hall. Rooms are approximately 15x9 and are shared by two students. Davis Hall has community bathrooms.
Denton Hall is home to the Admissions Office, Counseling, District Dean of Students, District Director of Admissions & Records, Housing, Registration & Testing Center.
Home of Adult Based Education/GED, Work-Based Learning/Co-op, Creative Learning in Retirement and Testing Center for TEAS.
Built in 1981, Gibbes Hall is home to Barbering, Court Reporting, Drafting, Electronics, Fashion Marketing, Marketing & Paralegal Depts. Gibbes Hall also houses the Vocational Technical Dean's Office.
Greaves Hall features double rooms approximately 13x16. The hall contains four rooms per suite with a suite style bathroom.
Hardy-Puryear Hall is a Women's Residence Hall. The hall features double rooms approximately 11x14, computer lab and community bathrooms.
Built in 1951, Harris-Patrick Hall is home to the Academic Business Department, Accounting, Business & Office Tech., Economics & Interpreter Training Tech.
Built in 1972, Herrin-Stewart Hall is home to the History, Math & Social Science Departments. Herrin-Stewart also houses the Academic Dean, Information Services & Institutional Research.
Located on the first floor of the Student Union Building, The Hinds CC Bookstore is the perfect place to buy school supplies, Hinds apparel and more.
5 Tennis Courts are available for Hinds Students, Employees and Classes. Courts are locked at 10:30 PM.
Home to Hinds CC Intramural sports including Flag Football, Kickball, Punt, Pass & Kick, Softball & Ultimate Frisbee.
Joe Renfroe Stadium is the home of the Hinds Community College Football team. The stadium is named for Joe Renfroe, who is best known as the former head football coach at Hinds.
Home of the Hinds Aviation Department. Programs include Air Traffic Control Technology and Aviation Maintenance.
Built in 1968, the Katherine Denton Art Building houses the Art Department. Classes in Ceramics, Drawing & Photography classes are offered in this building.
The Marie Hull Gallery features regional and local exhibitions in a variety of media. There are six exhibits during the school year from September through mid May. Admission is free.
Marshall Hall features double rooms approximately 15x12. There are two and four rooms per suite with a suite style bath.
Built in 1976, Mayo Fieldhouse is home to the Athletic & Health/Physical Education Departments.
Built in 1961, McLendon Library is home to eLearning & the Media Center. McLendon Library also houses an open computer lab, coffee bar and ample study areas.
Hinds CC Meat Market is open Tuesday through Friday from 10AM until 5:30PM. Note: The market is closed for college holidays.
Moss Hall is home to Disability Support Services, Reading Department & Writing Center. Moss Hall houses Computer Labs for Developmental Reading, English, Math & Plato. Free tutoring is available here.
Built in 1917, Pickett Hall is the oldest building on campus. Pickett Hall is a co-residential hall.
Porter Hall is home to Meat Merchandising. The facilities consist of a large cutting room equipped with the latest meat merchandising and catering equipment.
Built in 1968, Reeves Hall is home to the Music Dept. including Choir, Guitar, Piano, Voice, Music Industry & Recording Studio. Reeves Hall also houses the Bob Dunaway Wing.
Built in 2012, Allen-Dukes-Whitaker Hall is a men's residence hall. Requirements to live here are an ACT score of 18 or higher for first time freshmen & 2.5 GPA with 12 hours for current students.
Sheffield-Woolley Hall is a Men's Residence Hall. The hall contains double rooms approximately 11x14, computer lab and community bathrooms.
The Stadium Building is home to the District Locksmith, Director of Facilities Use, Facilities Use, Janitorial Services & Special Events Coordinator.
The Student Union Building is home to the Bookstore, Campus Police, Duplicating/Post Office, Printing Department, Public Relations & Reserve Lounge.
The Troy Arlis Ricks Wellness Complex is 9,000 sq. feet of weight & cardio training space. The complex contains a double-court gymnasium, indoor Olympic size swimming pool & student center.
Built in 2010, Vashti Underwood Muse Band Hall is home of the Hinds CC Eagle Marching Band. The building is home to the Band Director, football concession stand, main band hall & practice rooms.
Vo-Tech Complex - Building A is home to Business & Office Technology, Computer Technology & Related Studies & Orientation for Career/Tech students.
Williams Hall is a Men's Residence Hall. The hall contains double rooms approximately 15x9. There are eight rooms per suite with a suite style bathroom.
