Campus
Emmanuel's main building, the B.D. Phillips Memorial building is located at the top of a hill that overlooks the Milligan College campus and the Appalachian Mountains. It is in the Phillips Memorial Building that students attend classes and chapel. The building also contains Emmanuel's library of over 181,000 volumes, and which houses the Restoration Archives, a unique collection of materials chronicling the history and theology of the Stone-Campbell wing of the Reformed tradition. Thanks to generous donations by alumni and friends of the school, The administrative offices are located on the first floor.
The Thompson Community Center is located within walking distance of the main building. The Thompson Center has lodging available for guests who wish to stay on campus. Students study in the Fife Fireside Room or in the Ashworth Alumni Hall. The Itha Pratt Conference Room houses seminar and conference rooms. The offices of the Emmanuel Institutes, which host seminars and continuing education classes for ministers throughout the year, are also located here.
The Emmanuel Village is the on-campus housing for students and their families. The Village consists of 42 English Cottage style townhomes within walking distance of the classrooms. The Delno Brown Walking Trail and the Dana Gohn Prayer Garden are nearby, as is a children's playground. The Algrhim Carriage House is the campus maintenance facility in the Village.
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