Centre College Campus Map (2025-2023)

The Centre College Campus Map details the layout of this Danville, Kentucky institution, stretching from West Main Street to the athletic fields south of Walnut Street. Key landmarks include the prominent Norton Center for the Arts on the west side and the historic Old Centre building near the Admission Welcome Center.

The map illustrates the spatial relationship between academic hubs like Crounse Hall and the residential clusters surrounding the Roush Campus Center.

Centre College Campus Map 2025

This visual guide provides a comprehensive overview of the campus, helping students and visitors locate academic buildings, residence halls, and athletic facilities. It outlines the primary pedestrian paths connecting the academic core to student housing and dining areas, ensuring efficient navigation across the grounds.

Printable Centre College Campus Map PDF 2025

Designed for offline use, this downloadable document offers a high-resolution view of building codes and specific facility locations for quick reference while walking the campus.

Centre College Campus Guide

The Campus Guide expands on the visual maps by clarifying the spatial relationships between distinct zones, such as the athletic complex, academic quad, and residential neighborhoods.

Campus Layout & Landmarks

The campus is anchored by West Walnut Street, which runs centrally through the grounds. To the west, the Norton Center for the Arts stands as a major cultural hub, while Old Centre occupies a central position near the Admission Welcome Center. The layout integrates open spaces like the Centre Garden near the dining facilities and the Powell Memorial.

Walking Routes & Accessibility

Pedestrian walkways connect the residential areas, such as Nevin Hall, to the central academic buildings like Olin Hall and Crounse Hall. Routes wind past the Grace Doherty Library and extend southward toward the athletic complex, ensuring access across the tobacco-free campus.

Parking & Entrances

Visitor parking is available at designated lots such as P5 and P21 near the admission areas and main thoroughfares. Faculty and staff utilize specific zones like P7 and P12, while student parking is distributed across lots including P1 and P3 near residential halls.

Transit & Getting Here

The campus is accessible via West Main Street along the northern border and West Walnut Street through the center. These primary roads facilitate arrival at key destinations like the Roush Campus Center and the Norton Center for the Arts.

Dorms & Student Housing

Student housing is concentrated in several areas, including Northside Hall and the cluster containing Acheson and Caldwell Halls. Additional residential options include the Greek Park houses and the Brockman Commons, situated conveniently near the central campus dining and student life facilities.

Dining & Student Life

The Roush Campus Center serves as a hub for student activity, housing the Cowan Dining Hall and Student Life Office. Nearby, students can access the Centreworks & Bookstore, while outdoor social spaces include the Centre Garden and various outdoor classrooms.

Older Centre College Campus Maps

This archive section contains maps from previous academic years, allowing for historical comparison of campus development and building locations.

Centre College Campus Map 2023

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