CALENDAR
CAMPUS AND FACILITIES
The Herbert W. Armstrong College campus is located in north Edmond, nine miles from Oklahoma City. The site includes rolling meadows, clusters of shrubs and small trees, and three large ponds. Near a rapidly growing metro area, the location affords students advantages of both rural and urban American life.
The 170-acre campus includes dormitories, a library, dining hall, multipurpose indoor athletic facility, pool, softball and soccer fields, student lounges, a bookstore, administration offices, faculty homes and classroom spaces furnished with modern multimedia equipment. All of the college’s architecture was purpose-built during or since 2001, when the institution was established. The eighth-largest building to be constructed on campus is the Dwight Armstrong Performing Arts Conservatory, completed in August 2016.
The campus provides a setting suitable for positive character development and higher learning.
Armstrong Auditorium is the campus’s largest and finest building. Its theater hosts world-renowned artists who perform for the Armstrong International Cultural Foundation’s concert series. Music department performances, church services, graduations and other events are also held here.
The Hall of Administration contains the college library and the student bookstore, in addition to the headquarters offices of Herbert W. Armstrong College and the Philadelphia Church of God.
The John Amos Field House includes a gymnasium, weight room, stage and dining hall. The multipurpose facility hosts physical education classes, athletic events, formal events, meals and other functions.
The Dwight Armstrong Performing Arts Conservatory houses music and dance classes, as well as offices for staff.
Barbara Flurry Memorial Hall is a residence for male students: Its second floor includes home economics and general classroom space equipped with multimedia capability.
The dormitories Mayfair, Windsor and Chartwell provide female students with residence and lounge space.
The Herbert W. Armstrong College campus also includes space for sports, running, walking, swimming, canoeing, socializing and other activities.
The Herbert W. Armstrong College campus is located in north Edmond, nine miles from Oklahoma City. The site includes rolling meadows, clusters of shrubs and small trees, and three large ponds. Near a rapidly growing metro area, the location affords students advantages of both rural and urban American life.
The 170-acre campus includes dormitories, a library, dining hall, multipurpose indoor athletic facility, pool, softball and soccer fields, student lounges, a bookstore, administration offices, faculty homes and classroom spaces furnished with modern multimedia equipment. All of the college’s architecture was purpose-built during or since 2001, when the institution was established. The eighth-largest building to be constructed on campus is the Dwight Armstrong Performing Arts Conservatory, completed in August 2016.
The campus provides a setting suitable for positive character development and higher learning.
Armstrong Auditorium is the campus’s largest and finest building. Its theater hosts world-renowned artists who perform for the Armstrong International Cultural Foundation’s concert series. Music department performances, church services, graduations and other events are also held here.
The Hall of Administration contains the college library and the student bookstore, in addition to the headquarters offices of Herbert W. Armstrong College and the Philadelphia Church of God.
The John Amos Field House includes a gymnasium, weight room, stage and dining hall. The multipurpose facility hosts physical education classes, athletic events, formal events, meals and other functions.
The Dwight Armstrong Performing Arts Conservatory houses music and dance classes, as well as offices for staff.
Barbara Flurry Memorial Hall is a residence for male students: Its second floor includes home economics and general classroom space equipped with multimedia capability.
The dormitories Mayfair, Windsor and Chartwell provide female students with residence and lounge space.
The Herbert W. Armstrong College campus also includes space for sports, running, walking, swimming, canoeing, socializing and other activities.
