The new Schuster Building, completed in Fall 1998, has added 19,000 square feet of floor space devoted to faculty and administrative offices, state of the art preaching and counseling labs, research and conference rooms, plus one large and four medium classrooms. The Biblical Exposition Seminar Room provides Hebrew and Greek exegetical, lexical and grammatical aids for use in exegetical courses. The 12,000 square foot McQuilkin Building, constructed in 1973, has also been renovated and houses the 230-seat McQuilkin auditorium, faculty offices, one large classroom, four medium classrooms, two seminar rooms, and a break room for students. AIS receives some 425 journals, with concentrations in theology and education. Daily times are scheduled for Ben Lippen's physical education classes, open play, and intramural sports.
Fitness equipment is available in the gym and in student dormitories.
Additional recreational facilities include lighted outdoor tennis and basketball courts, soccer and softball fields, a track, and plenty of jogging and hiking areas. CIU owns a few mobile homes and rents them to students. Current CIU students own most of the homes and as these students complete their studies, they sell the homes to incoming students. This building provides multi-purpose recreational and relaxation areas in addition to a modern cafeteria, snack facilities, post office and campus bookstore. All Rights Reserved.