Campus
The university's original campus and facilities are in the Village of Cedarville. Since about 1970, the school has purchased and consolidated surrounding farm lands which now total approximately 400 acres to the north and west of the village.
Cedarville's campus includes many flat, low-rise mid-century buildings. Among the few turn-of-the-century structures are Founders Hall, which houses the president's office and administrative functions, and Collins Hall—which houses the Department of History and Government, Travel Study Office, and today contains but one classroom.
Students who choose to reside on campus live in single-sex dormitories. The university has nine residences for men and seven for women. All of these dormitories have coed lounges. Some students live in a suite-like setting, with three to four bedrooms sharing a comparatively small lounge in each unit. Others live in a single-room, hall-style format with a communal lounge on each floor.
Newer athletic facilities cover the farthest northwestern reaches of campus, including a soccer stadium and baseball/softball fields.
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