Our Facilites
The exceptional facilities you'll find at the Sam M. Walton College of Business are the result of decades of planning, dedication, and key financial support from our alumni and supporters.
Four-Building Business Campus
Anchored by Linda Sue Shollmier Plaza, a four-building business campus hosts all activities of the Sam M. Walton College of Business. These buildings include:
Willard J. Walker Hall
Walker Hall houses the University of Arkansas Graduate School of Business, Career Services, and many other Walton College outreach centers.
Business Building (WCOB)
All academic departments for Walton College are located in the Business Building along with the Dean's Office, Accounting Center, Technology Center and associate deans.
Donald W. Reynolds Center for Enterprise Development
The 41,000-square-foot Reynolds Center, funded by a grant from the Donald W. Reynolds Foundation in 1996, offers meeting spaces and 300-seat auditorium. Home to the Arkansas Business Hall of Fame, it is used for conferences, workshops, board meetings, executive retreats, guest speakers and special events.
J.B. Hunt Transport Services Center for Academic Excellence
This University of Arkansas building houses interdisciplinary programs including several Walton College departments business, spatial technology, science—and general-purpose classrooms.
Map It: Building Locations
View Walton College of Business locations on the University of Arkansas interactive campus map. Find our buildings, amenities or other points of interest.
Walton Conference Hub
Are you looking for the ideal setting for your next business meeting, conference or seminar? The Walton College Conference Hub provides meeting and event space in the Donald W. Reynolds Center and Willard J. Walker Hall. There are 10 meeting rooms including two board rooms overlooking downtown Fayetteville, four multi-purpose meeting rooms, and an auditorium with state-of-the-art technology that seats up to 300 guests.
Atrium Legacy Display
The Sam Walton Legacy Display spans the three floors of the central stairway atrium of the Business Building on the University of Arkansas campus.
The display and atrium renovations were funded by a combined $1 million gift from Walmart and the Walton Family Charitable Support Foundation, with each organization donating $500,000. The Walmart Visitor Center contributed artifacts and design assistance.
Building the Future
Mandy and Bill Dillard II Hall
The Sam M. Walton College of Business is building a new academic home — a state-of-the-art facility designed for the next generation of business education. Be part of something permanent.