Campus

The Keuka College community of scholars, students, and administrators vigorously supports the essential role student life plays in guiding the development of young adults. Co-curricular, social, and recreational activities, along with a renewed campus ministry program and competitive women’s and men’s intercollegiate athletic teams, complement Keuka College’s academic programs, leadership in experiential learning, and splendid lakeside campus.

The beauty of the Keuka College campus is consistently cited as one of its leading assets.

Hegeman Hall is the primary academic building on campus and houses faculty offices for the Divisions of Humanities, Education and Psychology, Nursing, and Applied Health & Wellness.

Harrington Hall houses the brand new Nursing Simulation Lab space on the first floor of the building. Its upper floors act as a residence hall for students.

The Lucretia Davis Jephson Science Center houses faculty offices for mathematics, environmental science, chemistry, biology, and sustainability. This center for the sciences features a 150-seat auditorium, a laboratory, a new greenhouse, a computer lab, and faculty offices.

Strong Hall houses classrooms and the Information Technology department. Each academic, administrative, and residential facility is directly connected to the institution’s on-campus enterprise resources-planning computer system.

Lightner Library is the intellectual center of the Keuka College community, where users can access information and connect with one another in an open, positive learning environment. Lightner Library provides access to information in a variety of formats. There are reference librarians available Monday through Friday, and students and faculty can obtain materials not available on site through the library’s Interlibrary Loan service.

The library houses:

• A Digital Learning Commons on the main floor with access to computers, printers/copiers/scanners, and other state-of-the-art technology.
• The Academic Learning Commons on the lower level, which includes workstations, dining booths, a snack shop, and the ASK Desk.
• Collaborative space in addition to quiet study areas throughout the two main floors.
• Two computer labs on the lower level, which are available for student use when not being used for classes.
• The Lightner Art Gallery, where exhibitions and shows are held each year displaying a variety of artwork.

The library’s hours vary during the year so it is always a good idea to check their website or call the Circulation Desk at (315) 279-5632.

The JMW Recreation and Athletics Center features a primary gymnasium, auxiliary gym, fitness center, and weight room. It serves both the physical education program and the recreational and intercollegiate sports interests of students, faculty, staff, and area residents. The College competes in the prestigious Empire 8 Conference.

The David Dahlstrom Student Center houses the Geiser Dining Commons, the Commuter Student Lounge, the Esports arena, the Hawkins Lounge, and staff working throughout Student Affairs, with responsibilities such as student life, housing and residential life, spiritual life, and more. The Geiser Dining Commons hours can be found online.

Keuka Commons is the home of the Health and Counseling Center, with contemporary, effective, and state-of-the-art space; the Office of Alumni Relations and Development; the Office of Human Resources; the Division of Business and Management; the Division of Social Work and Criminal Justice; the campus bookstore; and the Wolf Den Café, which serves bistro fare and Starbucks coffees. Café hours can be found online. The first floor also houses a group exercise studio featuring hundreds of on-demand video workout offerings for individual students, clubs, or teams.

The Commons also provides four state-of-the-art classroom spaces that include technology the College’s faculty can use interactively during lecturing. In addition to student spaces, there are 45 faculty and staff offices on the second floor, three conference rooms, and a suite dedicated to Conference Services, Career Development, Global Affairs, and Field Period® programming.

Ball Hall, the namesake of Keuka College’s founder and the oldest campus building, houses students on its upper three floors and accommodates many of the College’s administrative offices on the ground and first floors. Offices for on-campus admissions, financial aid, the registrar, student accounts, the College business office, and marketing and communications are housed in this building, as well as The George and Frances Ball Foundation Executive Suite, home to the President and College administration.

Norton Chapel provides Keuka College with a beautiful, inspiring, spiritual, and reflective setting. This steep-roofed, vaulted-ceiling building houses a majestic pipe organ and the Stephanie Lynn Pierce Meditation Room. The Chapel is the scene of campus church services, ceremonies, and all-campus convocations.