Lubbock Christian University - Campus Information

Campus Information

The Katie Rogers Hall is a women's dormitory for 250 students. It was built in the 1960s and underwent major renovation in 1999. The Katie Rogers Courtyard houses forty-eight upperclass women with private bedrooms and semi-private bathrooms.

Johnson Hall is the men's dormitory and can house nearly two hundred men. The Mabee Living Center has capacity to house 48 upperclassmen. Residents have private bedrooms and semi-private bathroom. The university also offers university apartments for upperclassmen, married students with no children, and graduate students. Apartments are located on the west and east sides of campus.

The Mabee Student Life Building (or SUB) has games rooms, pool tables, the post office, student affairs office, student government office, the campus bookstore, and a snack bar.

Built in 1961, the Betty Hancock Campus Center once served as the university's cafeteria. A newer, more contemporary cafeteria, known as "the Caf," has since been added. A parlor is also available for receptions.

The McDonald Moody auditorium has a seating capacity of 1166 and serves as the venue for daily chapel assemblies. The Allison Music center is adjacent to the Moody auditorium. The center has rehearsal halls for bands and choruses, 12 practice rooms, and also houses the music professors' offices.

The Rhodes-Perrin Field House (now know as the "Recreational Center") serves as the athletic center and houses the Ramona Perrin Fitness Center. The building has an indoor oval running track, volleyball, basketball, and badminton courts. The department of Kinesiology has its offices there. This building is currently under renovation.

The Mabee American Heritage Center houses the department of history, political science, and English, the Cardwell Lecture Hall, and administrative offices. Other administrative offices are housed in F. W. Mattox Administrative Building. Built in 1958, the Mattox Administrative building was the first permanent brick structure on campus. The 2nd floor of the building contains the offices of the department of Business.

The Mabee Science Laboratory, built in 1970, houses the department of Natural and Physical Sciences. The building also contains laboratories and equipment rooms.

The Associate Behavioral Science Building was built in 1967 and houses the Department of Behavioral Sciences which include psychology, sociology, and social work. The building also houses the counseling center.

The department of Natural Sciences is located in the Cook Agricultural Environmental Building.

The Maddox-Pugh Educational Center houses the department of Education, a computer lab, several classrooms, and the West Texas Core Knowledge Center.

The Art Building contains classrooms for painting, drawing, and design. The archaeology center is also housed there.

The C.L. Kay Christian Development Center houses the Bible department It was built in 1974.

The Center for Academic Achievement was completed in 2007 and houses the Communications, Fine Arts and Mathematics departments. The Center for Student Success is also located in this facility.

The Mabee Nursing Center opened in 1994. It has a lab for the nursing programs and multipurpose classrooms for the nursing students.

The Rip Griffin Center (aka "The Rip") houses the university's intercollegiate athletic teams. It can seat up to 1,925 with an additional 565 when floor seating is utilized.

Newly constructed on the north end of campus is the Cardwell Welcome Center. Completed in 2010, the Welcome Center will qualify for a Silver to Platinum Certification from the U.S. Green Building Council under its LEED, Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design Green Building Rating System.

In November 2010, Lubbock Christian University began offering graduate online graduate degrees via Online-lcu.com.