Concrete spheres three feet in diameter are located outside the corners of the lower base. The north wall, enclosed at the base, contains the control room for the carillon and its keyboard. A bronze replica of the College seal is placed in the floor of the tower, and bronze donor plaques and a bust of Donald W. Reynolds line the interior walls. Above the arches on each side of the tower stand back-lit windows of laminated sandblasted glass bound to bronze cross pieces. Above the glass walls, the bells are visible within the bell chamber.
External floodlights illuminate the entire structure.
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