 Barracks
Year Established: 2003
Gender: Female
Residence Building: Harwood Hall
Famous Traditions: Wearing camo to campus events; line dancing at "The Rose".
Fun Facts: B-WHAT?? B-RACKS!!
The Barracks houses the "Faith, Friends, and Fitness" learning community.
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 Basement
Year Established: 2013
Gender: Male
Residence Building: Kit Carson
Future Traditions: Becoming servant leaders like Jesus who "did not come to be served, but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many".
Fun Facts: The Basement is CCU's newest first-year housing community.
The Basement houses the "Faith, Friends, and Fitness"and "Faith in Action" learning communities.
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 Boondocks
Year Established: 2001
Gender: Female
Residence Building: Waite Hall
Famous Traditions: Family Night dinners; dressing up as "women of the wilderness"; picking wildflowers.
Fun Facts: Stairwell theme has changed throughout the years from western to wilderness to Irish; stairwell sings "Boondocks" by Little Big Town at intramural events.
The Boondocks houses the "Giving God Your Best" and "Personal Disciplines" learning communities.
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 Cave
Year Established: 2011
Gender: Male
Residence Building: 2nd Floor - La Plata Hall
Famous Traditions: The Cave Challenge; going caving together.
Fun Facts: Study of the life of David all year together; has two sister stairwells: The Lodge and The Summit.
The Cave houses the houses the "His Story and Yours" and "Young Life" learning communities.
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 Cockpit
Year Established: 1999
Gender: Male
Residence Building: Waite Hall
Famous Traditions: C-Time (confession and accountability time); re-enacting the volleyball scene from "Top Gun"; "Epic Movie Nights"; Annual Sobe Party.
Fun Facts: Men's Intramural Champions: 2007, 2008, 2010, and 2011; wear aviators and blue shorts to intramural games.
The Cockpit houses the "All Prodigal Sons & Daughters," "To Narnia and Beyond!," and "Worthy of the Call" learning communities.
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 Cornerstone
Year Established: 2003
Gender: Male
Residence Building: Harwood Hall
Famous Traditions: Wearing camo to campus events; line dancing at "The Rose".
Fun Facts: NEED NEW FACTS HERE!!
The Cornerstone houses the "Desiring God" and "Spiritual Pilgrimage" learning community.
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 Ghetto
Year Established: 1988
Gender: Male
Residence Building: Waite Hall
Famous Traditions: Ghetto Gallon Challenge; Ghetto Dance Party; Ghetto Kool-Aid Party.
Fun Facts: First stairwell "officially" established at CCU, created CCU's first Frisbee golf course, started CCU's Homeless Ministry (Sojourners), and started Trash Club.
The Ghetto houses the "Giving God Your Best" and "Personal Disciplines" learning communities.
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 Highlands
Year Established: 2000
Gender: Female
Residence Building: Harwood Hall
Famous Traditions: Not-Prom; Highlands reunions; watching Braveheart; Battle of the Sexes and Thanksgiving dinner with Junkyard.
Fun Facts: "Warrior maidens" known for donning plaid kilts, big teased hair, and blue face paint to Moonlight Volleyball; stairwell theme is Galatians 5:13.
The Highlands houses the "Posers, Fakers, and Wannabes" and "YOLO?" learning communities.
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 Junkyard
Year Established: 2000
Gender: Male
Residence Building: Harwood Hall
Famous Traditions: The Feast of the Long Table; Battle of the Sexes with Highlands; Man Juice.
Fun Facts: Stairwell representatives have won the annual King Cougar contest 5 years in a row.
The Junkyard houses the "Posers, Fakers, and Wannabes" and "YOLO?" learning communities.
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 Lighthouse
Year Established: 2012
Gender: Female
Residence Building: Yetter Hall
Famous Traditions: Late night Wal-mart runs the night before the new student retreat, monthly feasts with shelter and treefort, they are known to dress up as lighthouses, fish, and the ocean for moonlight volleyball.
Fun Facts: Storytime is called "High Tide”, at campus activities they are known to chant “Lighthouse OOH HAA HAA” like from the movie Finding Nemo.
The Lighthouse houses the "Faith in Action" learning community.
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 Lodge
Year Established: 2011
Gender: Female
Residence Building: La Plata Hall
Famous Traditions: Storytime is known as "Campfire Stories"; The Lodge enjoys free laundry as a benefit of living in typically upperclassmen dorms.
Fun Facts: The Lodge enjoys a brother-sister relationship with The Cave on 2nd floor, and is a sister stairwell to The Summit girls on 3rd floor.
The Lodge houses the "His Story and Yours" learning community.
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 Quikstop
Year Established: 2003
Gender: Female
Residence Building: Waite Hall
Famous Traditions: 80's Skate Night; Quikstop Dance parties; "Not Prom" with Cockpit; memorizing Scripture together.
Fun Facts: Known for wearing hot pink and black to campus events; theme verse (Phil. 3:20) reminds residents that time on earth is just a 'Quik Stop' before citizenship in heaven.
The Quikstop houses the "To Narnia and Beyond!" and "Worthy of the Call" learning communities.
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 Sandlot
Year Established: 2003
Gender: Female
Residence Building: Waite Hall
Famous Traditions: Not-Prom" with Ghetto; watching "The Sandlot" movie while eating ballpark snacks; Roommate Roulette with Ghetto; pumpkin carving.
Fun Facts: Sandlot has existed for 7 years; because they're not connected to a specific brother stairwell, they get to know both Ghetto and Cockpit guys.
The Sandlot houses the "Not of this World" learning community.
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 Shelter
Year Established: 2000
Gender: Male
Residence Building: Yetter Hall
Famous Traditions: Escorting Treefort to the Homecoming Dance; hike Hanging Lake.
Fun Facts: Two weekly events: family dinner with our sister stairwell, (Treefort) and "Tacos Con Jesus" where we talk about Jesus and enjoy some homemade tacos together!
The Shelter houses the "Desiring God" and "Spiritual Pilgrimage" learning communities.
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 Summit
Year Established: 2010
Gender: Female
Residence Building: La Plata Hall
Famous Traditions: Silly Socks and Soda in the Summit; dessert adventures; La Plata Slip 'n' Slide.
Fun Facts: Summit enjoys free laundry as a benefit of living in typically upperclassmen dorms.
The Summit houses the "Young Life" learning community.
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 Treefort
Year Established: 2003
Gender: Female
Residence Building: Yetter Hall
Famous Traditions: Roommate Roulette; weekly brother-sister dinners with Shelter; Secret Sister partnerships.
Fun Facts: At some point in its history, Treefort has housed every classification of CCU student from freshmen to upperclassmen to transfers.
The Treefort houses the "All Prodigal Sons and Daughters" learning community.
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 Your Mom's House
Year Established: 2002
Gender: Female
Residence Building: Harwood Hall
Famous Traditions: Progressive dinner night with Junkyard; 50's Nights.
Fun Facts: Modeled after a 50's housewife mantra; YMH has the computer lab in their stairwell; baking is a favorite pastime, but YMH has been known to have random dance parties.
Your Mom's House houses the "Women Advancing God's Kingdom" learning community.
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