Campus Housing

Feel at home in the safe and supportive environment of our residential campus. Live in a functional work of art by renowned architect Bernard Maybeck. And participate in a global community that’s united by shared values, like community, love, and integrity.

Love, Where You Live

Residential living means students live on campus—and it’s an immersive, culture-building experience. It means that you’re a part of a safe, inclusive atmosphere that’s characterized by a sense of community and love. Plus, it makes a great space to meet and hang with friends—old and new.

We call them houses—not dorms—because the friends you make here will feel like family. Plus, they come with cozy living rooms, kitchens stocked with cooking tools, and rec rooms to hang. Not to mention your room—a place to create a space that’s uniquely yours. 

House Governance 

All houses are run democratically, and are designed to be an experiential learning environment for self-government, with the goals increasing leadership and citizenship skills.

• The House Board is a peer-elected board that nurtures house culture while leading activities from social events to intramural athletics and recycling competitions.

• Resident Assistants (RA’s) are trained housemates who support first-year students and introduce them to the college culture and campus ideals. 

• The Residential Coordinator (RC) is an employee who’s always ready with support - spiritually, emotional, intellectual, and physical—and often with snacks!

House Amenities 

• High-speed Wi-Fi (save your $ for your Netflix subscription, our Wi-Fi is free)

• Laundry facilities (no quarters needed, our laundry machines are free)

• Computer labs (free printing) and academic study rooms (when you need some quiet)

• Cozy living rooms with fireplaces (for gathering and marshmallow roasting) and pianos

• Rec rooms with big screen TVs (to watch the big game, or rom-com)

• Kitchens with refrigerators, microwaves, stovetops, and ovens (for that homemade meal)

• Prayer and Spiritual Study Rooms (a place to seek spiritual inspiration, including all CS publications and Bible Lessons)