Quick Facts

Each school year, hundreds of HU students, faculty and staff volunteer thousands of hours of service to those in need -- in our local community, across America, and around the world.
In an average year, 70-80% of resident students volunteer (more than 11,000 hours each year total)
A wide range of opportunities are coordinated by HU's Friesen Center for Volunteer Service.

17 intercollegiate teams (NAIA)
In the past decade, Huntington has produced 39 NAIA All-America honors and 234 All-America Scholar Athlete honors.

Park-like, contemporary, lakeside campus, covering over 160 mostly-wooded acres.
Over $30 million in new facilities since 1990, including a state-of-the-art science building, arts center, residence halls and athletic venues.
Located in Huntington, Indiana, a town of 18,000, near Indiana’s second largest city, Fort Wayne—ideal for internships, recreation, and shopping.

A university-wide approach for spiritual growth featuring traditional chapel services, campus-wide small groups, mid-week Vespers and student-led services, midday prayer gatherings and opportunities for outreach and service.
Undergraduate students must acquire 30 credits per semester to fulfill the requirement. Most credits are earned through students' attendance and participation in the previously mentioned spiritual growth experiences.

According to national student satisfaction surveys, Huntington delivers one of the best college experiences in the country.
We get especially high marks for excellent classroom instruction, knowledgeable faculty, and spiritual growth in and out of the classroom—all exceeding national norms at other Council for Christian Colleges & Universities (CCCU) schools.

More than $12 million in grants and scholarships annually.
More than 90 percent of students receive some form of financial assistance.
Scholarships: Academics, athletics, music, art, theatre, communications, children of alumni, United Brethren in Christ, Federation Churches, Youth for Christ/Campus Life, graduates of ACSI/CSI Christian schools... and more.
On average, the typical Huntington financial-aid package covers half of the cost of attendance.
Click here for more information about tuition and scholarships.
If you are borrowing for college, Huntington has a loan-forgiveness partnership with Questa Foundation for Education.

Chartered as Central College in 1897 by the Church of the United Brethren in Christ.
Renamed Huntington College in 1917 and Huntington University in 2005.