Bryan College Campus Map (2025)
Welcome to the Bryan College Campus Map. This map guides you through our campus, from the academic core featuring Mercer Hall & Vogel School of Engineering and the Latimer Student Center to athletic facilities like Summers Gym located along Mercer Drive.
Use this tool to navigate between major buildings, housing, and outdoor spaces.
Bryan College Campus Map 2025
This map provides a complete overview of Bryan College, helping users navigate between academic, residential, and athletic areas. It highlights key building locations, outdoor fields, and internal campus roads.
Printable Bryan College Campus Map 2025
A printable PDF version of the main campus map is available for offline use, tours, and event planning. Download the file to print a high-resolution copy for easy reference.
Bryan College Campus Guide
This guide provides additional context to the maps, explaining the spatial relationships between key campus zones, buildings, and access points for visitors and new students.
Campus Layout & Landmarks
The campus is organized with academic buildings like the Livesay Learning Center and Rudd Auditorium forming the central core. Key landmarks include outdoor spaces such as The Triangle and the Grassy Bowl, providing clear reference points for navigation.
Walking Routes & Accessibility
Pedestrian pathways connect all major academic, residential, and athletic zones. Main routes follow Bryan Drive and Mercer Drive, linking the Latimer Student Center to the Practice Gym and Senter Field.
Parking & Entrances
Main campus entrances are accessible from Hwy 27 and Hwy 30. Visitor parking zones are detailed on the separate parking map, with primary access near the Stophel Center and Rankin Center.
Transit & Getting Here
The campus is situated near Hwy 27 and Hwy 30. Internal campus roads like Ryan Court and Landes Way provide direct access to key buildings and athletic complexes like the Soccer Field.
Dorms & Student Housing
Student housing is clustered primarily in Bryan Village and along Bryan Drive. Residence halls include Rhea House, Hanna House, Robinson Hall, Arnold Hall, Huston Hall, Woodlee-Ewing Hall, Long Hall, and the Townhouses.
Dining & Student Life
Student life is centered around the Latimer Student Center. This building serves as the main hub for student services, gatherings, and dining options, located near the Clara Ward School Of Nursing.
FAQ
What religious affiliation is Bryan College?
Bryan College is affiliated with the Christian faith and holds to a conservative evangelical worldview. It was founded in 1930 in response to the Scopes Trial and emphasizes a biblical foundation across all academic disciplines. Faculty and students must affirm a statement of belief rooted in the Bible.
Is Bryan College D1 or D2?
Bryan College is neither NCAA Division I nor Division II. It competes in the NAIA (National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics), specifically in the Appalachian Athletic Conference. The NAIA is a separate athletic association from the NCAA, typically composed of smaller colleges and universities.
How much is Bryan College per year?
Bryan College costs approximately $34,000 per year for tuition, room, and board. Tuition alone is around $18,000 annually, with additional fees and housing costs bringing the total close to $34,000. Exact costs may vary based on scholarships, program choice, and student housing selection.
Is Bryan College conservative?
Bryan College is considered a conservative Christian institution. It aligns with traditional evangelical values and emphasizes biblical worldview education. The college’s policies and curriculum reflect conservative theological and social positions, including views on creationism, gender roles, and student conduct.
