 Kit Carson
Thrive in Colorado
- Experience many different sports and avenues to be active, specifically in Colorado and the Rocky Mountains;
- Gain resources on how to lead a vibrant and healthy lifestyle – spiritually, mentally, and physically;
- Discover and worship God for His creation – specifically in nature and humanity;
- Grow in understanding of the environment and our God-given responsibility to maintain it;
- Serve in a community or outreach service project that cares for the environment.
Facts and Traditions: Hosts a bonfire at the end of the school-year and enjoys an annual Sushi Night together. Morning hikes (especially summiting Kit Carson 14er), slip-n-slide parties, and caving are popular building activities.
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 Red Cloud
Exploring Identity. Reflecting Christ
- Wrestle with personal faith development, "working out salvation," and learning to walk with the Lord in unique ways;
- Study what it means to be a man or woman of God and what "godly" characteristics look like;
- Engage the complexity of gender: the issues and expectations related to male and female genders.
- Foster healthy platonic relationships and friendships within brotherhood and sisterhood, in a safe and playful environment.
Facts and Traditions:: Known for hiking Red Cloud (14er), adopting a freshman stairwell to mentor, and hosting "Battle of the Sexes".
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 Snowmass
Exploring God in the Arts
- Understand and explore biblical truth through various artistic mediums, including the visual arts, the performing arts, and other creative expressions;
- Explore personal artistic giftedness and share that with others who are passionate about the same things;
- Participate in various cultural, artistic events and activities on campus, in Lakewood and in the Denver community.
- Pursue opportunities to use your gifts on and off campus to express various attributes of God.
Facts and Traditions:: Provides the longest and most scenic walk to class. Known for Snowmass Movie Nights, hiking Snowmass (14er), and arts and craft nights.
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 West Campus
The Brotherhood and Sisterhood
- Offering upperclassmen and some transfers the chance to live a bit further from main campus, but still benefit from the community building and programming of on-campus housing;
- Brotherhood and Sisterhood themed housing opportunity available for students who want to learn what it means to be a man or woman of God or who want to further pursue discipleship;
- West Campus offers this growth through weekly discussion groups, Bible study, and monthly faculty-led focus groups.
Facts and Traditions:: Residents dress like cowboys (the Brotherhood) and Indians (the Sisterhood) for Moonlight Volleyball and important family dinners! Initiation Communion, Westlemania (men's wrestling competition), West Fest, and Edward 2-Liter Hands (duct taping 2 liter bottles to your hands and attempting to play pool, foosball and video games!)
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