Toumey Hall became an academic house for the Blount Undergraduate Initiative following completion of renovations in 2002. The building includes offices, a computer lab for professors and students, three classrooms, and a fully equipped kitchen area.

Toumey Hall was completed in 1888, the same year UA first recieved electric power. The building was named for Michael Toumey, a UA professor, state geologist, and chief proponent of the Alabama Geological Survey.

The building originally housed chemistry laboratories and offices of the Geological Survey. Toumey Hall was home to the Army ROTC program from 1926 to 1999.

Toumey Hall is building 107 on the campus map.