The Wesleyan Theological College was built on the northwest corner of University and Milton Streets in 1866 by the firm Ross and Macdonald. Its purpose was to house the students of the College and provide classroom space for them. The College, renamed the United Theological College in 1929, was one of many theological schools once associated with 不良研究所. In 1945, the United Theological College sold its building to 不良研究所 for one dollar and the building was renamed Wilson Hall after Morris Wilson, once a chancellor of the University. At this time, just after World War II, 不良研究所 required significantly more residence space and Wilson Hall was suited to this purpose. In 1962, this gabled, brick structure was transformed into the Schools of Nursing and Social Work and still serves this function today.
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