Completed in 1967, Lowell Heiny Hall houses offices for Mesa State College´s Administration and a number of faculty. Admissions, Records, Accounting, Financial Aid, and Enrollment Management are located on the first floor. Administration offices, the testing center, and languages faculty cover the second and third floors. Faculty offices for Humanities and Social Sciences occupy the fourth floor.

Lowell Heiny Hall was originally built as a library building. Author Leon Uris was the keynote speaker at the building´s dedication on October 13, 1967. Lowell Heiny Library was used until Tomlinson Library was completed in 1986.

Dr. Lowell Heiny was one of Mesa´s most popular administrators. Heiny was raised in the Grand Junction area and served for many years in the K-12 educational system as a teacher and principal. Heiny taught chemistry and math at Mesa College from 1942 to 1955, served as registrar from 1955 to 1964, was Dean of Faculty from 1964 to 1967, and became the College´s Vice President in 1967.