The Goat Research Complex is one of the most modern research facilities in the Southeast. Wildcat Stadium is a facility which seats 4,578 spectators around a quarter-mile track and a natural turf football field. A small but modern press box overlooks the field with storage space and concession facilities located under the seating area. Approximately 200 acres of this land is open, relatively flat and suitable for experimental plots. Irrigation is available on approximately 150 acres.
All acreage is secured by a seven-foot security fence.
Residence Halls Fort Valley State University has six residence halls with 982 comfortable living spaces for students who prefer on-campus housing. Jeanes Hall, a remodeled facility of the original frame structure built around 1900, is named in honor of the philanthropist, Anna T. Jeanes. The new building is more centrally located and was built in 1953. William Madison Boyd Hall was constructed in 1965 and named in honor of Dr. Boyd who was a dedicated professor of the Social Sciences. John W. Davison Hall, erected in 1948 and renovated in 1975, is named in honor of one of the founding fathers and the first principal of the Fort Valley High and Industrial School.