The campus atmosphere is relaxed and friendly. Residential students live either at Durham Hall, featuring two-room suites with a private bath connecting the rooms, or Regis Hall, which has single rooms for men and women. The athletic program fields teams in sixteen sports. Students have opportunities to participate in a variety of extracurricular activities, including choir, theater, student government, honor societies, and business and service organizations. For International Students International scholarships and campus employment are available to qualified students.
New students attend an orientation program prior to the start of a semester.
All freshmen are required to take Freshmen Experience, a course that helps them develop skills to cope with college. An International Student Advisor works closely with international students and moderates the International Club. The Internet and e-mail are available in the computer lab and library.