The Administration Building is essentially the center of campus with the Office of the President, Office of Church and External Relations, Office of Finance and Administration, Office of Academic Affairs, Office of Development/Alumni Relations, Office of Student Records, Office of Business Services and others.  The Porter-Bouvette School of Business and Economics is located on the third floor where there are also several classrooms.

If you're new to campus, this building is the place to start. You'll find your admissions counselors here!

The Alexander Von Hoffmann Property houses a silviculture demonstration area and a nature center. Located on the property are two log cabins and a black walnut tree farm. Classes are also held on this property.

The Alumni Building is home to the Department of Theater and the English as a Second Language (ESL) Institute. The Russ Mobley Theater is located inside.

The Alumni & Friends Park will be the new front door to the campus of Campbellsville University. Construction is in progress.

The Art Building houses most of the art classes at CU. 

The Badgett Academic Support Center is where students can go to receive help with academics including tutoring, writing, disability services, career services, first-year experience and more. The building is also home to the Citizens Bank & Trust Co. Writing Center, which holds a computer lab.

Campbellsville University's School of Nursing provides a state of the art learning center.  The facility includes two large classrooms, a nursing lab, computer lab, office space, and a conference room. An additional classroom/lab is located at the CU Professional Center off Nancy Cox Drive.

Broadway Hall is a men's residence at CU.  

The Campbellsville University Professional Center is home to a nursing classroom/lab and a hub for online education.

Carter Hall is the location of the mass communication, English, and math departments.  The building houses offices and classrooms as well as a computer lab for student use. 

This building houses the Carver School of Social Work classes and offices. The building next door is now designated as the Carver School Annex. 

You may also hear students say, "CIE House," referring to the Center for International Education. This is a hub for international student recruitment and activity at CU.

The Chowning Art Shop features artwork created by CU faculty, staff, students and alumni. The shop is sponsored by the Campbellsville University Patrons of the Visual Arts of which Campbellsville artist Carolyn Ogden is president. Artwork is sold from this shop and a portion of the sales go to CU.

Clay Hill Memorial Forest is the home of the Joan White Howell Environment Education Center. There are also hiking trails for people to explore at Clay Hill. It is also open to the public.

This center provides confidential personal counseling in a caring atmosphere to assist students.

The Davenport Student Commons, inside the E. Bruce Heilman Student Complex, houses the Barnes & Noble College Bookstore, the university post office, a Starbucks kiosk, comfortable seating areas around a fireplace, and the Chick-fil-A Express. This is a very busy location on campus for students, residents and commuters alike.

The School of Theology and Department of Social Science is located in Druien Hall.

The E. Bruce Heilman Student Complex houses Winters Dining Hall and Davenport Student Commons with a post office, social areas, Starbucks kiosk, Barnes & Noble College Bookstore, and Chick-fil-A Express. It's a campus hub for students, faculty and staff.

This 14,000 square-foot facility houses the School of Education.  There are classrooms, labs, a resource room, small auditorium, a student lounge, and faculty offices located in this building. 

The ESL Institute is located in the Alumni Building with entrances on the side facing Carter Hall. Foreign exchange students are taught the English language in writing, speaking and listening classes.  It is also home to the Master of Arts in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (MA TESOL).

This building houses all financial aid services for students.  A computer lab is available to assist students with their financial aid applications, scholarship searches, student loan applications and counseling. 

Finley Stadium is home of the Fighting Tigers Football Team.

The Fuller G. Harding Cross Country Track is where many of the Campbellsville University’s Cross Country Team practices take place.

Gosser Gymnasium is home to the Tiger Wrestling Team and includes their locker rooms and offices.  The building houses a multi-purpose gym with a walking track.

Gosser Fine Arts Center houses offices for faculty in fine arts, classrooms, music practice rooms, and a photography lab.  The new area of this building was completed in the spring of 1998 and includes The Gheens Recital Hall, a band practice room, and a chorale room. 

This is a 20,000 square-foot facility that houses a weight room, baseball and football locker rooms, and coaches offices on the first floor.  The second floor of the building houses the Human Performance Department, ROTC, faculty offices, classrooms, and a conference room. 

The HIG Baseball Field is located between the Student Activities Center (SAC) and the Men's Village on Matthew Street. A walkway separates it from Finley Stadium/Citizens Bank Field and connects the main campus to the new residence area.

The Hord Field House provides athletic facilities and offices.

The Dr. G. Ted and Sheri Taylor "In the Garden" Outdoor Classroom is located between Stapp and Druien Halls. It serves as both an outdoor classroom and a prayer garden.

This 9,600-square-foot facility is designed for athletic practices and also provides an alternative site for large group activities. 

The little meditation chapel beside South Hall is where any student, at any time, can go to pray or meditate. 

This residence resembles an apartment style house and can hold up to six people per unit. Each unit has three bedrooms and bathrooms, a kitchenette, and a common area with couches and table. Each unit has a private outside entrance and bedrooms have separately keyed locks.

Tiger soccer practice takes place here. Most of the games now take place at Finley Stadium on the main campus.

Montgomery Library is the primary resource for students on campus. The library offers volumes of books and periodicals while housing study areas, staff offices, staff work areas, a computer lab with 20 stations, and the Teacher Learning Resource Center (TLRC). The library is also home to the Bright-Redmon Commons and the Chowning Patio, renovated in the summer of 2012.

North Hall, located behind Druien, is one of the men's residences on campus. 

The physical plant is home to the maintenance and custodial services.

The Pence-Chowning Art Gallery, located beside the Art Building, is where exhibits take place.  Student artists as well as guest artists from the community, have artwork showcased in the art gallery. 

Powell Athletic Center is home to the Tiger and Lady Tiger Basketball Teams, Lady Tiger Volleyball Team and the cheerleaders.  This building also houses offices, a classroom, and the Athletic Director's suite.  An athletic court, swimming pool and wellness center are on the first floor of this building. 

The Betty Dobbins Heilman House is home to the president of Campbellsville University and his family. 

The Ralph A. Tesseneer Graduate School House is the home of the admissions staff for the School of Graduate and Professional Studies.

This house beside Student Services is the Office of Summer Camps & Special Events.

Ransdell Chapel, home to weekly chapel services and Oasis student ministry services, is an 800-seat auditorium, with added seating capacity on the stage for 100.  It also features a large classroom that seats over 100 people and has added office space for campus ministries.

Home to The Tigers' Den, the SAC was originally built for use as a gymnasium and for assemblies.  It houses intramural activities and a gym used for student and community activities. The basement houses the Tigers' Den which is a game, TV and video game room remodeled in 2010. The Student Government Association office is also located in the SAC.

Lady Tiger softball games are played here during the season.

This men's residence hall located between Ransdell Chapel and the HIG Baseball Field consists of two wings, South Hall East and South Hall West. South Hall West is the traditional dormitory set up with two students per room and a community restroom on each hall. South Hall East is a suite set up with four individual bedrooms in each room and a shared restroom for the four students.

This women's residence is located in the center of campus next to the Administration Building.  This historic building has been renovated regularly to offer the most up to date features. It is set up in the traditional dormitory style with two students per room and a community restroom on each hall.

This facility provides a one-stop source of services to students.  It houses offices for the dean of Student Services, director of Residence Life, campus nurse and security.

The Susan Kirkland Tesseneer Art Studio houses an art classroom and a work area for art majors.

The Technology Training Center provides training for area businesses and industries, and provides enhanced technology facilities for the academic community.  The Tech Center is furnished with state-of-the-art computers, CAT lab and training facilities.  It also houses the Office of Information Technology (IT). 

Formerly the Fisher Auto Parts building, the Theater Arts Studio now serves as an additional practice facility for the Department of Theater.

Located in the basement of the Student Activities Center (SAC), the Tigers' Den, offers students a place to take a break from studying to play billiards, foosball, video games and more.

The Tennis Courts are where the home Men and Women’s Tennis Team matches take place, along with practices.

The Tesseneer-Cooper House is the former residence of Dr. Ralph Tesseneer and now serves as a meeting house for various University committees. 

The Todd Street Apartments, located off of Central Avenue, serve as an off-campus housing location for Campbellsville students and employees.

The Wellness Center is housed inside the Powell Athletic Center and includes the wellness center, a classroom/hospitality room, athletic training facility, offices for coaches, trainers, and health promotion, human performance, and leisure studies faculty.

Turner Log Cabin Park, located off North Columbia by the Campbellsville University Art Shop, is an area for students to relax in a peaceful setting surrounded by nature and beautiful scenery on campus.

University Communications is located across the street from the President's house. The office is responsible for the university's advertising, news releases, media relations, photography, the Campbellsvillian alumni magazine, and other external and internal publications.

This residence resembles an apartment style house and can hold up to six people per unit. Each unit has three bedrooms and bathrooms, a kitchenette and a common area with couches and table. Each unit has a private outside entrance and bedrooms have separately keyed locks.

Winters Dining Hall is part of the E. Bruce Heilman Student Complex.  The spacious hall can be sectioned off to host various size groups with its Robins Dining Room being the main daily meal service location for hundreds of students, faculty and staff. Winters Dining Hall is also home to the Chowning Executive Dining Room (CEDR) which is used by the President and Board of Trustees for meetings and small gatherings. 

Broadcast Studios houses a Class A television and FM radio station, classrooms, and offices. It is home to WLCU-TV and WLCU 88.7 FM.

The Shely Science Center houses offices for science faculty, classrooms, laboratories and a greenhouse.  The building incorporates instruction in the natural and physical sciences.

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