11 Facts About Calvin University

Calvin University, formerly Calvin College, is a private Christian university in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

In 2006, Calvin University announced an expansion of the Fieldhouse which was completed in the spring of 2009.

Shortly after, in 2010, Calvin University completed an extensive renovation and expansion of the Fine Arts Center, thereafter rededicated as the Covenant Fine Arts Center.

Calvin University offers majors or minors in over 100 academic or pre-professional fields and ten graduate programs.

Calvin University offers a large number of off-campus programs and ranks 2nd out of baccalaureate institutions for the number of students who study abroad each year.

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Calvin University offers a variety of off-campus programs during the one-month interim term that takes place each May In 2017, Calvin University offered 33 different off-campus programs around the world .

Science Building houses many of the science departments at Calvin University, including engineering, physics, astronomy, psychology and nursing.

Calvin University has seven residence halls on campus which house the majority of the freshman and sophomore classes, as the college has a policy that forces most first and second year students to live on campus.

In 2016, Calvin University College was described as being a model for the arming of campus security staff at other smaller college institutions in the United States.

Calvin University implemented a "one button" campus lockdown system in 2017.

Students at Calvin University publish a weekly student newspaper, Chimes, and a biannual journal of arts and letters commentary, Dialogue.