The college is located on a 50-acre campus in the town of Hesston, Kansas. Major campus facilities include the following:
- Alliman Administration Center
- administrative offices.
- Bontrager Student Center
- dining hall, meeting rooms, student post office, Food Service offices.
- Erb Hall
- housing for 280 students, offices for counseling, Vice President for Student Life, Campus Pastor. Art Department located on the lower level of Erb Hall West.
- J.D. Charles Hall of Science and Arts
- classrooms and laboratories for instruction in chemistry, biology, and physics; Lemons Center (part of Charles Hall)—Nursing Department.
- Kauffman Court
- housing for 140 students.
- Kropf Center
- Bible and Ministry Center, Business Department, Career Services, faculty offices, computer classroom, Computer Information Technology laboratory, classrooms.
- Laban Peachey Center
- Early Childhood Education laboratory and Campus Facilities Department offices.
- Northlawn
- all musical activities, additional classrooms, and faculty offices.
- Smith Center and Mary Miller Library
- more than 25,000 volumes, subscriptions to 225 periodicals and newspapers, and access to multiple online databases. Academic Center for College Excellence and Student Success. Classrooms and archives on the lower level.
- Yost Center, Campus Activities Center, Oswald Field, and Soccer Stadium
- physical education facilities (walking track and equipment and playing space for baseball, basketball, soccer, volleyball, tennis, and racquetball).
- Hesston Mennonite Church
- space for chapel and other large campus gatherings.
Nursing Facilities
Nursing students use the following
hospital affiliations in their education: Hutchinson Hospital, Hutchinson;
Memorial Hospital, McPherson; Newton Medical Center and Prairie View
Mental Health Center, Newton; Schowalter Villa, Hesston; Via Christi
Regional Medical Center and Wesley Medical Center, Wichita.
Aviation Facilities
Home base for Hesston’s
Aviation program is the Newton City-County Airport, a low-density
traffic area. Training aircraft include Cessna 172s, a Cessna 172RG,
and a Piper Twin Comanche. Training equipment includes the Aviation
Simulation Technology 201-Hawk Single-Multi engine FTD and two PC
Aircraft Training Devices.
Students fly to a variety of nearby
airports for practice. Fifteen airports lie within 35 miles of Newton,
ranging from 1,500-foot sod strips to controlled airports such as
Wichita Mid-Continent for advanced training, instrument approach,
radar, and VORTAC services.
Stutzman Retreat Center
Stutzman Retreat Center is located
about six miles from Hesston. The park-like 17-acre setting includes
a small lake, a rustic-style log cabin, several picnic areas, and
walking paths around the lake.
Dyck Arboretum of the Plains
Dyck Arboretum of the Plains is
a setting for educational opportunities for the community and a place
where visitors may come to enjoy nature or sit in quiet reflection.
It consists of 25 acres and is located one block south of campus.
Dyck Arboretum’s Visitor and Education Center houses arboretum
offices and an education hall for arboretum and community programs.
The arboretum is designed to create an awareness of the natural beauty
of Kansas with emphasis on trees, shrubs, flowers, and grasses native
to Kansas and/or characteristic of the prairie. In addition to dense
plantings, open areas are part of the design, reminding the visitor
of the vastness of the plains.