Leprino Hall
Leprino Hall provided much-needed academic space when it opened in 2014.
What began over a century ago as a simple classroom with one teacher and two students has since flourished into Colorado Christian University’s thriving Lakewood campus, now home to 1,500 undergraduates annually. Today, we invest in tomorrow’s leaders to impact the world with grace and truth in nearly every industry, art form, or mission field – and all because of our generous supporters.
Over the past decade alone, God has worked through the gifts of alumni, friends, and faithful donors like YOU, helping us extend our reach on the road to becoming a GREAT Christian university. With CCU's enrollment steadily rising, there's a pressing need to keep up with the momentum on our campus. As we pursue our strategic priority to “Be a GREAT Christian university,” we ask that you would prayerfully partner with CCU – help us establish academic buildings that attract top students and faculty, athletic facilities that champion our student-athletes and foster community, equipment and technology that support learning and innovation, and residence halls that open the door for more students to pursue their passions for Christ. Your investment in CCU's growth is an eternal commitment to impacting lives through our students.
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Give nowThe Armstrong Center is the new academic backbone of the university’s residential campus and will serve as the home of the School of Music and is named in honor of former U.S. senator and CCU president Bill Armstrong.
The 60,000-square-foot state-of-the-art facility will be home to the School of Music, an expanded library, a 500-seat performance theater, and the University's first dedicated chapel.
The four-story, apartment-style residence named Rockmont Hall in honor of one of CCU's heritage institutions, Rockmont College, opens to students.
The Anschutz Student Center — which added 60,000 square feet of dining, hangout, and office space — opens to students on August 24, 2017.
Yetter Hall, CCU's first new residential building, becomes home to 300 students at the start of the fall 2015 semester.
Construction begins on a new residence hall with 53 apartment-style units.
CCU students attend class in Leprino Hall, CCU's new academic building, at the start of the fall semester.
Demolish the School of Education and Life Directions Center buildings. Begin construction of Leprino Hall.