Lewis University

Lewis University ranks as Illinois' seventh-largest private, not-for-profit university with 6,400 undergraduate and graduate students. Some remarkable Lewis University facilities include-

Student Services: The administration of the programmes affecting student life falls under the purview of the Office of Student Services. Within Student Services, specific areas include: University Police, The Center for Health & Counseling Services, International Student Services, Residence Life, Student Recreation, Fitness and Wellness, Student Activities, Multicultural Student Services, Mailroom, University Ministry and Voter Registration.

Housing Services: Living independently in one of the university residence halls is the best way to take advantage of all that college life has to offer. You can pursue your academic and extracurricular interests in a world full of friends, entertainment, and opportunities when you live on campus. Making friends and creating lifelong memories is simple thanks to the diverse student body and the abundance of activities offered on campus.

Library Services: The Lewis University Library will be a centre of intellectual activity that encourages collaboration and provides a haven for those seeking wisdom and knowledge. In the spirit of academic inquiry and civic engagement, the library will provide its learning community with a variety of dynamic resources and collections.

Medical Services: Telephone consultations with nurses are available. Call the Center for Health & Counseling Services between the hours of 8:30 am and 4:00 pm, Monday through Friday.

Sports Facilities: Lewis University has long recognized the importance of both academic and extracurricular opportunities in quality education. By supporting the Student Recreation and Fitness Center, the University has given its support to the idea that a healthy body goes hand in hand with a healthy mind. For students, faculty/staff, alumni, spouses, children, and other Lewis University community members, fitness, wellness, intramural, and recreational programmes and activities are offered here. Students can engage in unique interactions with other members of the larger university community in this setting.

Student Clubs: The Office of Student Activities is the resource centre where all institutions go if they have questions about putting on an activity/event and filling out activity forms; seeking advice or direction; receiving mail for the organization; or if they have questions about effective meeting planning, organizational development, situational leadership, recruitment and retention of members, reserving a room, or simply getting some ideas on how to run their club! Room JG-104 of the Brother James Gaffney Student Center houses the office.