Explore MVNU From Wherever You Are
Can’t make it to campus just yet? Take a virtual tour to get a feel for MVNU, explore the places where you’ll learn, connect, worship, and grow, and start imagining yourself here.
Then, come experience it for yourself — schedule a campus visit and discover what MVNU has in store for you.
Campus Features
MVNU’s Campus Features Tour highlights key outdoor and community spaces that shape student life, including walkways, courtyards, and gathering spots where students connect between classes. It also showcases campus landmarks and green spaces that contribute to a welcoming and walkable campus environment.
R. R. Hodges Chapel-Auditorium and Fine Arts Center
The R.R. Hodges Chapel-Auditorium and Fine Arts Center is the heart of campus worship and community life at MVNU. It’s a gathering place for chapel services, performances, and spiritual growth.
Hyson Campus Center
The Hyson Campus Center is a three-story hub for student life. It includes the Dining Commons, The REC and Student Government spaces, Student Development and Counseling offices, and academic classrooms and offices across the upper floors.
Freshman Student Housing(opens in new tab)
Start your college experience in a welcoming residence hall designed to help you build friendships, find community, and feel at home on campus.
Upperclassmen Student Housing(opens in new tab)
As you grow at MVNU, enjoy apartment- and suite-style housing with the space, comfort, and community to make campus feel like home.
Ariel Arena
The Ariel Arena is a state-of-the-art indoor athletic facility that hosts Cougar basketball, volleyball, and other events, and includes cardio and weight training rooms for students and staff. It also features Foster Hall, a large multipurpose space used for campus activities and gatherings.
CH4 Stadium
The CH4 Stadium is a modern sports facility opened in Fall 2022 that hosts lacrosse and soccer games with a turf field, stadium seating, lighting, locker rooms, concessions, restrooms, and patio seating.
Fields & Facilities
MVNU’s fields and sports facilities include state-of-the-art outdoor spaces where the Cougars play lacrosse, baseball, softball, soccer, and tennis. These athletic fields support intercollegiate competition and campus recreation.
McCall Prayer Chapel
Tucked into a quiet corner of campus, the McCall Prayer Chapel is a place to pause, reflect, and meet with God.
Thorne Library
The Thorne Library and Learning Resource Center is a central space for studying, research, and academic support at MVNU. It offers quiet and collaborative spaces, resources, and services to help students succeed.
Jetter Hall
Jetter Hall is home to the School of Professional Studies and the Business Department with classrooms and faculty offices. It also features a large, round central lecture hall ideal for bigger classes and speaker events.
Hunter Hall
Located in downtown Mount Vernon, Hunter Hall is home to MVNU’s Division of Health and Life Sciences. It features hands-on learning spaces, including simulation rooms, practice labs, interactive classrooms, and the CSD Clinic.
Stephen W. Nease Center
The Stephen W. Nease Center in downtown Mount Vernon houses the Vazquez Family Collaboratory and Engineering and Computer Science departments. It features modern classrooms, labs, faculty offices, and collaborative project spaces for hands-on learning.
HW Hub
The HW Hub is a state-of-the-art academic facility in downtown Mount Vernon that expands the Nease Center for engineering and computer science students. It features advanced labs for cybersecurity, virtual reality, embedded systems, computing, and mechanical engineering to support hands-on learning and collaboration.
Buchwald Center
The Buchwald Center is a downtown art and design building with studios, classrooms, and creative spaces for visual arts and graphic design students. It also features the Schnormeier Gallery.
Faculty Hall & Regents Hall
Faculty Hall and Regents Hall house classrooms, faculty offices, and academic support spaces for a wide range of programs. The halls serve as a hub for teaching, learning, and student–faculty engagement.
Founders Hall
Founders Hall houses Admissions and Student Financial Services on the ground floor and Communication faculty offices, classrooms, a Mac lab, and the WNZR radio station upstairs