Reid Hall

Reid Hall is an academic center located in the 6th arrondissement of Paris, France. It has a long history of hosting American university programs and scholars, serving as a crucial link between American and French academic communities. Officially named the Centre Universitaire des Etats-Unis à Paris, it is part of Columbia University.

Founded in 1931, Reid Hall provides facilities and resources for study abroad programs, faculty exchanges, and research endeavors. Numerous American universities, including but not limited to Columbia, Barnard, Princeton, and Harvard, maintain programs at Reid Hall. These programs cater to a wide range of academic disciplines, including literature, history, art, political science, and language studies.

Reid Hall's campus comprises several buildings, including historic structures that date back to the 18th century. These buildings house classrooms, libraries, offices, and residential facilities for students and faculty. The hall's unique architectural features and its location in the heart of Paris contribute to its distinct academic atmosphere.

In addition to hosting academic programs, Reid Hall also organizes lectures, conferences, and cultural events that promote intellectual exchange and cross-cultural understanding. It plays a significant role in fostering international collaborations and enriching the academic experience for students and scholars from both the United States and France.