Until 2009, the building was home to the School of Business Administration, hosting classes of accountancy, finance, economics, management, supply chain and marketing.

The building's second floor was intended and designed for large conferences for the respected officers of the university to make important decisions affecting the school.

As the school for Business Administration, P&G helped fund the construction, which in turn led the university to dedicate the second floor east hallway to the company.

Because Laws Hall was built to house the School of Business Administration, this selection seemed fitting.

The university sought for the School of Business to be housed in one building to improve programs, student services and effective communication.

When the project is finished, the bottom two floors of Laws Hall will be a library for science, business, engineering and psychology.