Avila University Campus Map (2025-2024)
The Avila University Campus Map provides a complete overview of our 50-acre campus in Kansas City, MO. Key landmarks include the Goppert Performing Arts Center at the heart of campus, the Hooley-Bundschu Library to the north, and the Mabee Fieldhouse along the eastern edge near Wornall Road.
This guide helps you navigate the Avila University Campus Map.
Avila University Campus Map 2025
This map highlights all main university buildings, designated parking areas (P), and accessibility entrances (A). It helps users navigate academic, residential, and athletic areas.
Printable Avila University Campus Map 2025
A printable, high-resolution PDF of the campus map is available for download. This version is ideal for offline reference while walking on campus.
Avila University Parking Map 2025
The parking map details visitor and permit parking, primarily located along Wornall Road, Yellowbird Road, and near Glenna Wylie Hall on the west side of campus.
Avila University Campus Guide
The Campus Guide connects the maps above, clarifying the spatial relationships between buildings, roads, and key campus zones.
Campus Layout & Landmarks
The campus is organized around a central academic and student life core. The Goppert Performing Arts Center and Marian Center sit centrally, with the Hooley-Bundschu Library and Blasco Hall forming a northern quad. The Orscheln Memorial Chapel is located within Foyle Hall.
Walking Routes & Accessibility
Pedestrian paths connect all major buildings. Key accessibility entrances are marked with an ‘A’ on the map and are prevalent at Blasco Hall, the library, and Carondelet Hall. Designated animal relief areas are on the northwest and northeast corners.
Parking & Entrances
Main vehicle entrances are off Wornall Road and 117th Terrace. Visitor parking (P) is available in the large lot east of Goppert Performing Arts Center and north of the Mabee Fieldhouse. Additional permit parking is found across campus.
Transit & Getting Here
The campus is accessible from major roads like Wornall Road and 118th Street. Internal campus roads like Yellowbird Road and Santa Fe Trail Road provide direct access to specific buildings and parking lots.
Dorms & Student Housing
Student residences are integrated with academic buildings. Residential halls include Blasco Hall, O’Rielly Hall, Carondelet Hall, Ridgway Hall, Foyle Hall, Jeanne Collins Thompson Hall, and Glenna Wylie Hall, placing students close to classes.
Dining & Student Life
The Marian Center and Carondelet Hall serve as central hubs for student services, including the Center for Student Excellence. The Learning Commons, located in the Hooley-Bundschu Library, provides a space for study. The Mabee Fieldhouse and Athletic Pavilion anchor athletic life.
Older Avila University Campus Maps
This archive provides access to previous campus maps. These are available for historical reference and to see the campus’s evolution.
Avila University Campus Map 2024
FAQ
What is campus life like at Avila College?
Campus life at Avila University is supportive and community-oriented, offering over 40 student organizations, NAIA athletics, and service-based activities. Students enjoy small class sizes, on-campus housing, and events that reflect the university’s Catholic mission and focus on personal development.
What is Avila University famous for?
Avila University is known for its strong programs in nursing, education, and business, as well as its commitment to Catholic values and service. The university emphasizes small class sizes, personal attention, and community engagement in a liberal arts setting.
How big is the Avila University campus?
Avila University’s campus spans approximately 50 acres in Kansas City, Missouri. The campus features academic buildings, residence halls, athletic facilities, and green spaces designed to support a small, close-knit student community.
Does Avila College have a good reputation?
Avila University has a modest regional reputation, particularly for its programs in nursing, education, and business. While not widely ranked nationally, it is respected for its student support services, small class sizes, and commitment to Catholic values in higher education.
