Simpson College Campus

For those look to me athletic trainers for big sports teams, sport management majors, and some fo those who are Pre-PT these are the cornerstone classrooms. These classrooms are also used a lot for sports team meetings and other meetings of student groups.

This is a look into some of the best places for studying or just hanging out in the busy Kent Campus Center. Bonus look at the bookstore!

This video includes the recently redone fitness center and weight room. Also an old historic gym and our main gymnasium.

A corner stone academic building Carver Science Hall is named after Geogre Washington Carver who was an African American male who wanted to get a college education and was turned down multiple times due to his race. He was accepted and attended Simpson focusing on art and music. One of his professors later pushed him to study botany at Iowa State.

A big part of ahtletics is supporting other teams, and how better to view the field than when there is some live action!

Right next to Buxton Park a newer addition to the campus is a fire pit. This firepit when open in the Spring, Summer and Fall, is completed with a beatuiful view of the fully bloomed park, hammocks for relaxing or studying, and high quality lawn furniture. You can book the fire pit for smores or just a fun night around the fire or hang out in the hammocks whenever you please.

CAB or Campus activities board at Simpson does a great job at creating free events for students including bingo with tons of free prizes, hipnotists, comedy nights, canvas painting, a huge event called Standaround and even making stuffed animals! Heres a crazy and loud bingo night!

At the heart, falling in the middle of College Hall, Hillman Hall, the Chapel and Carver Science Building, this area is a great place to hold events as many students pass through here on a daily basis.

This is the run down of the main dining hall, Pfiefer, and the other food options on the first floor of the Kent campus center! Also how to work the board/flex system.

This is the library tour assisted by workstudy Logan!

For those look to me athletic trainers for big sports teams, sport management majors, and some fo those who are Pre-PT these are the cornerstone classrooms. These classrooms are also used a lot for sports team meetings and other meetings of student groups.

This is a look into some of the best places for studying or just hanging out in the busy Kent Campus Center. Bonus look at the bookstore!

This video includes the recently redone fitness center and weight room. Also an old historic gym and our main gymnasium.

A corner stone academic building Carver Science Hall is named after Geogre Washington Carver who was an African American male who wanted to get a college education and was turned down multiple times due to his race. He was accepted and attended Simpson focusing on art and music. One of his professors later pushed him to study botany at Iowa State.

A big part of ahtletics is supporting other teams, and how better to view the field than when there is some live action!

Right next to Buxton Park a newer addition to the campus is a fire pit. This firepit when open in the Spring, Summer and Fall, is completed with a beatuiful view of the fully bloomed park, hammocks for relaxing or studying, and high quality lawn furniture. You can book the fire pit for smores or just a fun night around the fire or hang out in the hammocks whenever you please.

CAB or Campus activities board at Simpson does a great job at creating free events for students including bingo with tons of free prizes, hipnotists, comedy nights, canvas painting, a huge event called Standaround and even making stuffed animals! Heres a crazy and loud bingo night!

At the heart, falling in the middle of College Hall, Hillman Hall, the Chapel and Carver Science Building, this area is a great place to hold events as many students pass through here on a daily basis.

This is the run down of the main dining hall, Pfiefer, and the other food options on the first floor of the Kent campus center! Also how to work the board/flex system.

This is the library tour assisted by workstudy Logan!