2015–2016

VISITOR’S GUIDE

The welcome globe near the entrance to campus is Resources and Information for Visitors a popular area for groups to take a commemorative to the campus of photo of their visit to Andrews University. FREE!

Contact the Hospitality Center at 269-471-3322

Monday–Thursday HOURS: Welcome to Andrews 8:30 a.m.–5 p.m. Friday 8:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m. Welcome to Andrews University. We are Welcome to Andrews University. Whether you are visiting glad you have come and we wish you an us from the local area, considering us a more permanent enjoyable stay. As you pass the entrance place of residence, an alumnus, or one of the many PAGE 20 you will find a campus overview near national or international visitors that come to share in our the globe orienting you to the locations hospitality, we are delighted you are here of buildings and facilities. A little later The Andrews University campus is beautiful. The Festivals & you will see a new sign on the right arboretum, the many resting places as you walk the designating the university grounds as grounds, the well-kept and colorful plants—all invite Attractions an arboretum. We treasure these living residents and guests alike to enjoy moments of calm Parades, sand sculptures, fairs, things surrounding our buildings and thoughtfulness. Our buildings also represent the University music, art, blueberries and more... facilities, and we hope you will take philosophy that education means wholeness. The Howard time to enjoy the expansive lawns and Performing Arts Center, the Pioneer Memorial Church, the PAGE 7 shady groves. Campus Center and Dining Services, the Johnson and Beaty But more importantly, the campus is gyms—all invite participation and commitment to personal home to nearly 4,000 students along with and community growth. HOWARD faculty and staff. Feel free to stop any of Andrews University provides a window to the world. us and ask for directions or orientation. It is impossible to walk on this campus for long without CENTER We are here to welcome you and be of recognizing the huge diversity at Andrews University. Ladysmith Black assistance. Above all, I hope you will catch Students, staff and faculty from Asia, South America, Mambazo, Wedg- wood Trio, JJ Heller, the spirit of Andrews while you stay with , the Caribbean, North America and Africa live Michael Card, Aure- us. This is a place of deep learning, soaring and study together. This variety brings vibrancy and ole Trio, Christopher spirit and commitment to service. We hope richness to this unique community. We are enriched as we O’Riley... and more! you will catch this spirit while you are with find opportunities to study, research, worship and enjoy us, and as always if you note things we recreation together. PAGE 23 could do better feel free to let us know. Our We are family and we welcome you to our home. In-season fruits and vegetables guide goal is to make this university an inspiring U-Pick place offering high quality Christian education. Andrea Luxton, Provost

Niels-Erik Andreasen President

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All About Andrews Don’t Miss This Helpful Info Around Town History / Our Faith / Our Campus Museums / Library / Guest Services / Dining Services / Transportation / Dining / Campus / Our Programs / WAUS / Faith Development / Wireless Access / Recreation / Accommodations / Festivals / Our Faculty and Students / Howard Center / Sports / Dairy / Service Center / Campus Safety / Local Recreation / Shopping An International University / Events / Summer Graduation Parking / Telephone Info and more... Our Mission 2 4 10 16 INSIDE ANDREWS Andrews University VISITOR’S GUIDE Seek Knowledge. Affirm Faith. Change the World. INSIDE ANDREWS When You Arrive

Be sure to drop by the Integrated Marketing to answer your questions and to help you & Communication (IMC) house, which locate campus services like ATMs, post offices includes a Hospitality Center, as soon as you and more. Many of our friendly community arrive on campus. The IMC house is located members have volunteered their language skills in a wooded area across the street from the to assist our international visitors as needed. Pioneer Memorial Church parking lot. At the If you would like to arrange a campus tour Hospitality Center, feel free to take brochures in another language or need other assistance you let us know about your language needs, with information about local attractions. with translation, please contact IMC at 269-471- the faster we’ll be able to accommodate you. Friendly volunteers are ready to assist you 3322 and we’ll put you in touch with one of our Be sure to visit andrews.edu/about/visiting in making arrangements for a campus tour, language volunteers. Remember, the earlier for a detailed listing of services.

Who Are We? Aerial view of the A brief introduction to Andrews University Andrews campus

The university you now visit began over a hundred years ago in a place other than Berrien Springs. It is on this campus that you connect with the rich history and roots of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. What is presently Andrews University began in 1874, 80 miles east of here in Battle Creek, That year, the newly organized Seventh-day Adventist Church founded Battle Creek College. Twenty-seven years later, in 1901, the college moved to its present, picturesque location on the banks of the St. Joseph River, where it was renamed Emmanuel Missionary College (EMC). The university took on its present shape in 1959, when the School of Graduate Studies and the Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary in Takoma Park, Maryland, relocated to the Our university emphasizes physical at Andrews University. We’re glad that you’ve EMC campus. The following year, Emmanuel wellness through recreation and chosen to visit us and hope that, regardless of Missionary College, the Theological Seminary your background, you’ll feel right at home. and the School of Graduate Studies were nutrition; mental wellness through united under one charter bearing the name challenging intellectual pursuits Our Campus Andrews University, with an integrated board of and academic achievements; The Andrews University campus is situated on trustees, administration and faculty. The name and spiritual wellness through 1,600 acres between U.S. 31 and the St. Joseph was chosen to honor John Nevins Andrews River, in the heart of a rich agricultural region (1829–83), pioneer Adventist theologian, prayer, fellowship and a strong known as the Southwest Michigan Fruitbelt, editor, administrator and the denomination’s relationship with God. only 12 miles from the idyllic shores of Lake first official missionary outside North America. Michigan. His legacy of scholarship and service continues Along with 26 instructional buildings, to inspire today, living on in the students and means we look forward to the return of Jesus four residence halls and four apartment faculty connected with our institution. Christ, which we believe will be soon. Adven- complexes, the campus includes an astronomy tists also believe in a holistic approach to observatory, a produce and dairy farm, a Our Faith education—a balance of mind, body and spirit 50,000-watt FM radio station, a performing arts Andrews University is a Seventh-day Adventist in such a way that students are fully prepared center, an airpark, a sledding hill, and scenic institution. This statement precipitates blank for service, no matter what their actual career biking and nature trails. stares in visitors who are unfamiliar with the is. Our university emphasizes physical wellness Seventh-day Adventist Church. Allow us to through recreation and nutrition; mental well- Our Programs fill in some of those “blanks” for you. Being ness through challenging intellectual pursuits Andrews University offers approximately 130 a “Seventh-day Adventist institution” means and academic achievements; and spiritual undergraduate programs and 70 graduate we have our roots in the Protestant Christian wellness through prayer, fellowship and a programs ranging from one-year certificates to tradition, of which the Seventh-day Adventist strong relationship with God. doctoral degrees. Areas of concentration range Church is a denomination. It means we empha- Although most of the student body comes from business, education and architecture size the seventh day of the week, Saturday, as from a Seventh-day Adventist background, we to liberal arts, aviation and the health the Biblical day of worship. Being an Adventist celebrate the diversity of faiths represented sciences. The university is comprised of seven

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schools: the College of Arts & Sciences, the School of Architecture, Art & Design, the School of Business Administration, the School of Education, the School of Graduate Studies & Research, the School of Health Professions and the Seventh-day Adventist Theological University Mission Seminary. Andrews University, a distinctive Seventh-day Adventist Christian institution, transforms its students by educating them to seek Our Faculty and Students knowledge and affirm faith in order to change the world. Andrews faculty members hold graduate degrees from more than 50 U.S. and international universities. There are approximately 286 Andrews University students will: official teaching faculty; more than half hold doctorates or terminal degrees. More than 3,400 students enroll annually from most of the 50 states, and more than 90 countries and territories around the world. SEEK KNOWLEDGE as they • Embrace a balanced lifestyle, including time for intellectual, Andrews has approximately 91,000 alumni (graduates and attendees) • Engage in intellectual discovery social, spiritual and physical worldwide. and inquiry • Demonstrate the ability to development • Apply understanding of An International University think clearly and critically • Communicate effectively cultural differences in diverse International students have consistently been a part of the fabric of • Understand life, learning, environments diversity by which Andrews prides itself. U.S. News & World Report’s and civic responsibility from a 2015 edition of “America’s Best Colleges” ranks Andrews University Christian point of view CHANGE THE WORLD as they go forth to as tied for second in campus ethnic diversity with Stanford, St. John’s • Demonstrate competence in and University of Houston. Of the more than 4,500 institutions in the their chosen disciplines and • Engage in creative problem- U.S., Andrews is ranked as #168, and is the only Adventist university professions solving and innovation listed of the 280 institutions formally ranked as top “National • Engage in generous service to Universities.” Just 98 private institutions meet these requirements. AFFIRM FAITH as they meet human needs What’s more, Andrews is tied for 7th in most international students • Develop a personal relationship • Apply collaborative leadership with University of San Francisco and Northeastern University. with Jesus Christ to foster growth and promote Additionally, Andrews University offers its students a host of • Deepen their faith change opportunities for international study. Extension or affiliate programs commitment and practice • Engage in activities consistent with the worldwide mission include institutions in 19 countries. Andrews also co-sponsors • Demonstrate personal of the Seventh-day Adventist Adventist Colleges Abroad, a program for qualified students to study and moral integrity Church overseas while completing requirements.

Students worship atop Mt. Sinai at sunrise during a 2014 Bible Lands Tour. FAST FACTS

• Fall enrollment 2014—3,418 undergraduate and graduate students

• 2,800 students pursuing an Andrews University degree at one of the many overseas affiliates

• 2,115 Griggs International Academy students

• Only Adventist university ranked in the U.S. News & World Report’s 2015 listing of “Best National Universities”

• Beautiful 1,600-acre campus designated as an arboretum, a botanical garden devoted to trees and woody plants

• Located just 12 miles away from beaches and 25 miles away from South Bend, , home of the

• Offers approximately 130 undergraduate programs and 70 graduate programs

• Has 26 instructional buildings, four residence halls, four apartment complexes, an astronomy observatory, a produce and dairy farm, a 50,000-watt FM radio station, two eateries, three museums and an airpark

Summer study tours provide opportunities to travel the world

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Ask any alumnus or campus visitor what they remember most about Andrews University and they’ll almost always say something about the picturesque campus. The Andrews campus features four seasons of beauty, including manicured lawns, flower beds and grove upon grove of trees. It was officially declared an arboretum in 1992. The Arboretum Council works hard to preserve this beauty, providing an inviting campus setting for students, faculty and visitors, as well as a resource for botanical education and research. Installation of the new Andrews University Campus Arboretum sign was completed in spring 2013. The sign was designed, built and installed by alumni, staff and faculty. Members of the Arboretum Council gathered and worked together to paint the redwood sign’s wording with gold leaf. The sign is located behind the Howard Performing Arts Center along J.N. Andrews Blvd. During your visit, be sure to keep an eye out for the 500+ identification labels placed on our trees. Or you might just want to sit back and enjoy the scenery on one of the 20 benches donated to the arboretum. For those who enjoy ever- greens, Nikko Firs, Serbian Spruces and Noble Firs, check out locations east and southeast of the Science Complex. For more information about the arbore- tum, contact Noe Velez at 269-471-3223.

Campus Museums

Why drive to Chicago or South Bend when you eton of a woolly mammoth in Michigan. If you’re Finally, you won’t want to miss the 1839 Court- can visit two museums and several small galler- into history, you’ll love our world-renowned house Museum, site of Andrews University’s first ies right here at Andrews? The Andrews Museum Horn Archaeological Museum. It showcases the “classroom” in Berrien Springs. Also, be sure to of Natural History features a huge collection of significant findings of Andrews Archaeological check out the galleries at Smith Hall and Harri- shells, birds, mammals, insects and botanical teams from their digs in the Holy Land, as well gan Hall. They feature the works of Andrews specimens, including the most complete skel- as a large collection of acquired pieces. students and even some acclaimed artists.

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1839 Courthouse Museum 313 N Cass Street, Berrien Springs. Closed holidays. September–May: Mon–Fri 10 a.m.–5 p.m. June–August: Mon–Sat 10 a.m.–5 p.m. • 269-471-1202

Architecture Resource Center A collection of architectural research and a comprehensive library 2 Summer hours: Mon–Fri 9:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m., 1:30–5:30 p.m. Academic year hours: Sun 5:30–11:30 p.m., Mon–Thurs 8:30 a.m.– 11:30 p.m., Fri 8:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m. • 269-471-3027

Harrigan Hall Gallery (1) Features digital media and photography galleries Mon–Thurs 8 a.m.–6 p.m., Fri 8 a.m.–noon • 269-471-3450

Horn Archaeological Museum (2) 3 Closed for the summer. Available for tours by appointment during the school year. Located at 9047 Old US 31 • 269-471-3273

Natural History Museum (3) Located in Price Hall, Science Complex • Self-guided tours with appt. by calling 269-471-3243 or coming to room 216 in Price Hall. 4 Art & Design Gallery (4) Located in Smith Hall • Features art and design galleries Mon–Fri 9 a.m.–5 p.m., Sun 12–5 p.m. • 269-471-3278

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James White Library Interesting Facts about the Library... The James White Library contains arguably the Creek College, Andrews University’s prede- • Was named after , most important collection of research materi- cessor. It includes two branch libraries—the a Millerite preacher who led in the early als in the Seventh-day Adventist Church—over Architecture Resource Center and Music Mate- development of a Sabbath-keeping 1.6 million items in total. The library is named rials Center—and also houses the Center for Adventist group after James White, the “father” of the Adventist Adventist Research and a multimedia center. • Consists of the main library and two Church, who began the Church’s publishing The library’s 75th anniversary was celebrated branches in architecture and music legacy and led the establishment of Battle over the past year. • Opened in 1962 and initially housed over 120,000 volumes and 1,000 periodical titles • Has a strong collection of non-print James White Library houses over 1.6 million items materials, including its catalog available online • Currently houses more than 750,000 volumes and 2,800 periodical subscriptions

SUMMER HOURS Mon–Thurs 8 a.m.–10:30 p.m., Fri 8 a.m.–3 p.m., Sun 1–10:30 p.m. REGULAR SESSION HOURS Mon–Thurs 9 a.m.–10 p.m., Fri 9 a.m.–3 p.m., Sun 1–10 p.m. Library is closed July 4, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years Day. Visit andrews.edu/library or call 269-471-3275 for more information.

Center for Adventist Research Second Sunday Series The Second Sunday Series is a great date Whether you’re a fourth-generation Seventh-day Adven- or family activity. Sponsored by WAUS and tist or a first-time visitor looking for more information Fernwood Botanical Gardens in the summer, about the Adventist faith, you’ll definitely want to stop and WAUS and the Howard Performing Arts by the Center for Adventist Research (CAR) during your Center in the fall and winter. All concerts visit to Andrews. are free and begin at 4 p.m. See you there! The Center is located in the James White Library and features writings and publications of all formats consider- July 12 Carla Trynchuk, violin ing the aspects of the Seventh-day Adventist Church—its August 9 TBA mission, theology and activities. It also includes the September 13 TBA world’s premier collection of Adventist historical artifacts October 11 Southwest Michigan and research materials. Combining the former Adventist Symphony Orchestra with Heritage Center and Ellen G. White Estate Branch Office, Christopher O’Riley, piano this important archive infuses a heightened sense of November 8 Jason Gresl, clarinet, and Adventist history and mission into the campus. Lara Turner, cello December 13 Christmas Carol Sing For information on scheduling a tour of the CAR, please call January 10 Jason Gresl, clarinet 269-471-3209, or send an email to [email protected]. February 14 Carla Trynchuk, violin, and Chi Yong Yun, piano Summer Hours: Mon–Thurs 9 a.m.–5 p.m., Fri 9 a.m.–1 p.m. March 13 TBA April 10 Chi Yong Yun, piano

Andrews streams two campus radio stations designed to reach both classical music lovers and those who Campus enjoy contemporary Christian music. WAUS 90.7 FM, broadcasted from the campus Howard Performing Radio Arts Center, keeps visitors tuned in with a “24-hour classical connection” of traditional favorites such as Brahms, Beethoven and Mozart. WAUS is just one of Station the many services Andrews provides for the communi- ty. It also gives students hands-on experience to learn various aspects of the radio business. WAUS is open to visitors from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Call 269-471-3400 to schedule your free tour.

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As stated in our motto, Andrews University is Change committed to helping students Seek Knowl- edge, Affirm Faith and Change the World. And S.P.A.R.K. (Share, Prayer, Ask, Receive, Know)— S.P.A.R.K. is a ministry that focuses on the the opportunities to do all three are woven into power of intercessory prayer. the faith development activities in this vibrant, Harbor of Hope—Using some of the best Seventh-day Adventist community. Whether community building tools in Benton Harbor, it’s through corporate worship or outreach we are always adapting and creating new ministry opportunities, from the gospel choir to activities, through formal presentations or a basketball to Harbor Habitat to the well-known year away as a student missionary, you’re sure Kid Zone Ministry. to connect with just the right setting that will PMC Missions—Each year students decide to give strengthen your walk with Jesus. a month, three months, a year of their life to serve as a student missionary. In a quest to change the world, in turn the world also changes them. Faith Development Visitation—You are important. So come by or set an appointment time for us to come and visit you. Let’s talk about Jesus. Campus Ministries Affirm Located in the Campus Center, the Office Contact a Chaplain: of Campus Ministries ensures appropriate Thursday Series—The weekly gathering spot June Price, lead chaplain, pastoral care, resources and services to the for everyone on campus to pause, reflect and [email protected] University campus. The University chaplain worship God. José Bourget, associate chaplain, and associate chaplains function to enrich the 11:30 a.m.–12:20 p.m. Thursdays [email protected] spiritual and intellectual life of the campus by Pioneer Memorial Church Michael Polite, associate chaplain, providing a variety of ministries appropriate [email protected] to a spiritual, cultural and socially diverse University Vespers—On Friday nights we gather Visit www.andrews.edu/cm for more information. student and professional body; and to collab- to welcome the Sabbath and reconnect with orate with other spiritual care leaders of the this beautifully diverse community. Cruise with a Mission University community. 7:30 p.m. Fridays (during the school year) “Cruise with a Mission” is a mission trip, a The leadership of Andrews University Pioneer Memorial Church cruise and spiritual retreat all wrapped up into Campus Ministry (AUCM) operates at a level one meaningful adventure; a vacation with that ignites the passion of those who have Impact—Every Friday night the University purpose! Join other young adults as we return been transformed by or are considering a rela- Towers Auditorium is packed, specifically to , July 26–August 2, 2015. The ship sails tionship with Jesus Christ from the unique because the Black Student Christian Forum from Seattle, Washington. perspective of the Seventh-day Adventist (BSCF) hosts its dynamic vespers service. The www.cye.org/cwm Church. To learn more about them and their program is famous for running three or four 1-800-968-8428 ministry on campus, visit andrews.edu/cm. hours, but between the astonishing muscial artistry and high-spirited atmosphere, you

Seek won’t find anyone glancing at the clock. New Life 8:30 p.m. Fridays (during the school year) Bible Study & Discipleship—Visit with any of the University Towers Auditorium chaplains or student chaplains. We train peer Bible counselors who provide Bible studies. Sabbath School—Many options in Buller Hall, the Campus Center, the Seminary Building, Church—On the campus of Andrews University New Life, One Place, and PMC all offer we have one church, Pioneer Memorial Church, stimulating Bible study and group discussion led by Pastor . Affiliated with that speak to the head and the heart. PMC are two more worship services: One Place and New Life Fellowship. GPS—Growth Purpose Spirit services take PMC , 9–10:15 a.m. & 11:45 a.m.–1 p.m. place monthly to ask questions, explore hard www.pmchurch.org subjects and be inspired. One Place, 10–11:15 a.m. & 11:45 a.m.–1 p.m. Buller Hall, Newbold Auditorium, Weeks of Prayer—Weeks of Prayer are the www.andrews.edu/cm/oneplace perfect way to start a new semester and actively New Life, 11:30 a.m. –1:15 p.m. seek the will of God in our lives. Seminary Chapel (during the school year) Fall: September 14-19, 2015 www.andrews.edu/cm/newlife/ Spring: January 25-30, 2016

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The 2015–16 Howard Center Presents... lineup at the Howard Center will feature performances from a wide variety of musical talent. Enjoy well-known Christian artists J.J. Heller and Michael Card, travel down Howard Center Lineup memory lane with the Wedgwood Trio, appreciate the classical expertise For the most up-to-date event information visit www.howard.andrews.edu of Carla Trynchuk, Olga Kaler, Chi Yong Yun, Euclid Quartet, Janice Chan- dler-Eteme, Carlos Flores, and the Aureole Harp Trio. You won’t want to Date Artist Time miss Ladysmith Black Mambazo, the world-renowned male choral group from South Africa! Performances by Department of Music ensembles and opera productions round out the season. Saturday, Sept. 19 Violin Recital 8:15 p.m. Carla Trynchuk and Olga Kaler From the rich wood tones of the cherry paneling to the acoustical clouds suspended above the stage, nearly every feature in the concert hall is

Sunday, Sept. 20 Howard Center Presents... 7 p.m. placed with a specific purpose—to enhance the beautiful music of a live J.J. Heller, Christian singer/songwriter performance. The lobby—bright, open, spacious and modern—fulfills one of the Saturday, Sept. 26 Alumni Homecoming Gala Concert 8 p.m. desires of our major donors, John & Dede Howard—that one can easily spot friends from across the room. It is a place of gathering and commu- Small Business Showcase with 2–4 p.m. nity, and this season will also feature a small business showcase for the Sunday, Sept. 27 Fischoff National Chamber Music 4 p.m. Competition Winners: Mirasol Quartet concert second time! Don’t miss your chance to experience the incredible ambiance of a Howard Center Presents... Howard Center event while you’re here. Saturday, Oct. 3 Wedgwood Trio 8 p.m. with Christina Thompson, fiddle & Mark Bond, keyboard, banjo & guitar Wedgwood Trio Saturday, Oct. 17 Symphony Orchestra Concert 8 p.m. Howard Center Presents... Sunday, Oct. 18 Euclid Quartet 4 p.m. with Chi Yong Yun, piano

Saturday, Oct. 24 Wind Symphony Concert 8 p.m.

Saturday, Nov. 7 University Singers and Chorale 8 p.m.

Saturday, Nov. 14 Department of Music “Broadway Review” 7 p.m.

Saturday, Nov. 22 Howard Center Presents... Aureole Harp Trio

Friday, Dec. 4 Welcome Christmas 7 p.m.

Saturday, Dec. 5 Wind Symphony Concert 8 p.m.

Sunday, Feb. 7 Howard Center Presents... 2 p.m. Ladysmith Black Mambazo Euclid Quartet Thursday, Feb. 11 Symphony Orchestra Concert 7 p.m. Janice Chandler-Eteme

Sunday, Feb. 21 Faculty Recital 4 p.m. Janice Chandler Eteme & Carlos Flores

Sunday, March 6 Symphony Orchestra Young Artist Concert 4 p.m.

Saturday, March 26 Easter Choral Concert 8 p.m. J.J. Heller Michael Card

Sunday, March 27 Howard Center Presents... 7 p.m. Michael Card Thursday, April 7 8 p.m. BOX OFFICE HOURS Saturday, April 9 Opera Production Performance 9 p.m. Monday–Thursday 1:30–5:30 p.m., 269-471-3560 Sunday, April 17 Wind Symphony Performance 4 p.m. Find us on the web: howard.andrews.edu

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Sporting Events Got Milk?

Andrews University sponsors men’s and states. The Andrews University Cardinals Andrews runs its own large-scale dairy and women’s intercollegiate basketball and soccer won the USCAA Men’s Division II Basketball farming operation with more than 900 acres teams who compete against local colleges and National Championship for two consecutive of cultivated land, 700 milking cows and 700 clubs. In 2005, Andrews University joined the years in 2011 and 2012, and again in 2014. young animals, 1,400 peach and nearly 4,000 Collegiate Athletic Association There is also a Cardinals men’s hockey team apple trees, several acres of vegetable gardens (USCAA), a national organization that provides who belong to a men’s hockey league in South and 3,500 square feet of greenhouse space. athletic competition for smaller institutions of Bend, Indiana This year, the rolling herd average for annu- higher learning and their athletes. For the summer open recreation schedule for al milk production was approximately 29,000 Cardinal teams play against NCAA Division soccer, volleyball, basketball and badminton, pounds per cow—that’s almost 80 pounds of III and NAIA Division II schools in nearby visit /www.andrews.edu/life/rec/facilities. milk per day! To put that in perspective, the average American dairy cow only produces 20,400 pounds of milk a year. SPECIAL UPCOMING EVENTS The dairy is open 24/7, so during your stay you may want to follow your nose down to the Alumni vs. Cardinals Basketball barns and wander around—it’s a special treat September 26, 2015, 9 p.m. to stop by during feeding time and pick up a Johnson Gymnasium few bottles of warm milk for the calves. The cows are milked every day at 3 a.m., 11 Harvest 5K/10K & 1 Mile Family Walk a.m., and 7 p.m. and can be viewed through the September 27, 2015, 9 a.m. large windows in the Vistor’s Center. Feel free (registration closes 45 min. prior to race) to call 269-471-6006 to schedule a tour. Johnson Gymnasium

Health & Fitness Expo: A Holistic Approach to Wellness September 27, 2015 10 a.m.–2 p.m. (allow one hour to participate) Johnson Gymnasium

Cardinals vs. Calumet College Basketball Home Opening Game October 28, 2015, 8 p.m. Johnson Gymnasium

Alumni Homecoming Adventist Information Weekend 2015 AIM Ministry September 24–27, 2015 AIM is the North American Division We would love for you to join us. evangelistic contact center for media ministries. Media programs often We would especially like to welcome those include an 800# where viewers and of you who have come to Andrews for the listeners can call and receive the “offer annual Alumni Homecoming Weekend. of the day.” AIM answered 214,000 Programming highlights include the phone calls in 2014. That is a lot of Wes Christiansen Memorial Golf Outing, people to share the Good News with! International Flag Raising, Harvest Picnic A group of nearly 60 students answer and wagon tours, the Gala Concert, 5K/10 the calls and take orders as well as offer Run and Fitness Expo, and, of course, the prayer ministry and chaplain services. Homecoming Parade! The wages students earn are impor- This year’s honored alumni are: Byron tant in financing their education and Lynn Blagburn (BS ’75, MA ’78), Garren the experiences they have with callers Dent (AS ’85, BBA ’90) & Eurydice Valenis strengthen their ministry growth. Stop Osterman (BMus ’72, MMus ’75). on by and see this inspiring and unique For up-to-date information, please visit outreach of the Adventist Church. andrews.edu/alumni/homecoming, call 269-471-3591, or email [email protected]. Visitors are welcome to observe the AIM operation during regular business hours. Daily, 9 a.m.–5 p.m.

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Summer Graduation July 31–August 2, 2015

With the university campus decked in color- ful international flags, flowers in full bloom and elated students reuniting with friends and family, graduation weekend is certainly one of the happiest at Andrews University. Each year, the campus fills up, literally, as Andrews rolls out the red carpet for hundreds of visitors. If you’d like to attend summer graduation, you’ll definitely want to plan ahead­—be sure to reserve accommodations and meal tickets in advance. The weekend is packed with special meals, musical performances and tributes to the students and faculty. Families and visitors can also arrange for campus tours in their free time. Festivities begin on Friday evening with the consecration service in PMC and continue with a special baccalaureate church service, 2015 Summer Convention Schedule Sabbath afternoon certification & dedication Leadership Orientation Roundtable...... June 19–July 2 services, Sabbath vespers, the President’s Family Research and Practice Conference...... July 16–19 reception and, finally, the much-anticipated Family Re-Entry Retreat...... July 19–26 commencement service on Sunday morning. Karen SDA Centennial Reunion...... July 23–27 A full schedule of events will be posted at Rockford High School Band Camp...... July 26–31 andrews.edu/graduation. Natural Remedies & Hydrotherapy Workshop...... August 3–8

FLAG Camp June 8–August 6, 2015

FLAG (Fun Learning About God) Camp gives kids something fun (and educational!) to do over summer vacation. Children ages 5–14 are grouped into units based on their grade level. GRADUATION RESOURCES They will enjoy crafts, stories, games, singing, swimming, nature lessons, Restaurants and Accommodations field trips, beach days, worship services, Listed under the Local Attractions & learning outdoor camping skills, Services section of the Visitor’s Guide music, Bible class and more! Every afternoon the children can go swimming Live Streaming at the Andrews pool and play in the View the commencement services via the gymnasium. Internet at www.andrews.edu/graduation Different field trips are planned throughout the summer, including Wolf General Information Prairie playground, Blossom Lanes Visit www.andrews.edu/graduation or bowling, Lakeshore Roller World skating contact the Welcome Center at 269-471-3322 and the Warren State Park beach. Catering Services Camp takes place Monday, June 8– Thursday, August 6. It is located at the Andrews University Office of Dining Services Pathfinder Building on campus and www.andrews.edu/life/living/dining/catering/ runs daily from 8:15 a.m.–4:30 p.m. with Apple Valley Market pre-care starting at 7:30 a.m. and after- 269-471-3234 care until 5:30 p.m. Caitlan’s Catering The cost to attend is $16 per day and 269-471-9212 $5 for pre-care or after-care. Call Chris Classic Catering Davisson, director, at 269-208-7079; Vida 269-465-4420 Giddings, asst. director, at 269-277-9123; or the FLAG Camp Office at 269-471-3377. 9 CAMPUS RESOURCES & SERVICES Andrews University VISITOR’S GUIDE Seek Knowledge. Affirm Faith. Change the World. CAMPUS RESOURCES & SERVICES

Guest Services Like a tour, prospective student, need a guest room, hosting a conference? Here’s who you need to talk to.

Shelly Erhard (Future Students) Director of Student Visits First Floor Administration Bldg

College shopping? Why not The vegetarian menu at Dining Services offers a wide variety take a tour of Andrews to see of options at a great flat rate if we’ve got the right fit for you. Shelly Erhard arranges tours of our beautiful campus for prospective students. Dining Services She’ll also make sure you get HOURS OF OPERATION the information you need for Why leave Andrews University when the programs you’re interested in. To schedule your Andrews there are many options for dining Terrace Cafe Hours visit, call 269-471-3059 or log on to www.andrews.edu/visit. located right on campus? Dining (beginning August 24, 2015) University Preview Weekends (see page 13) allow students to Services provides food ranging from Monday–Friday experience campus life and get a closer look at the various snack options to ethnic entrees to 7–10 a.m. academic departments. small grocery items. The Terrace Café 11 a.m.–2:30 p.m. 5–7 p.m. and Gazebo are different locations Rebecca May to choose from within the Campus Sabbath 12:30–2:30 p.m. (General Info) Center that will satisfy all your Campus & Community Sunday. hunger and thirst needs. 10:30 a.m.–2 p.m. Relations The Terrace Café, an all-you-can-eat 5–7 p.m. IMC Building vegetarian eatery, is located on the top floor of the Campus Center. Under Gazebo Hours Andrews is a place well the management of Bon Appétit, the Monday–Thursday worth visiting even if your cafeteria offers many healthy options. 8 a.m.–11 p.m. college days are but a The eatery offers a variety of vegetar- Friday distant memory! Integrated ian entrees and daily items such as 8 a.m.–one hr before sundown Marketing & Communication homemade pizza, pasta, fruit, cereal, Sabbath (IMC) is your resource for the dessert and deli, waffle and salad bar. 6–9 p.m. latest on what to do on and The Gazebo, located on the first Sunday around the Andrews campus. Whether you need a campus floor, offers a broad selection of 11 a.m.–11 p.m. map, an extra copy of this handsome guide or a walking tour cuisine throughout the day and into of Andrews, IMC is eager to help. Call 269-471-3345 or email the evening to meet the needs of The Dining Center has implemented a Pre-Pay Policy for meals served [email protected] for more information. those on the go. Choose selections during Sabbath hours (sundown Friday from the made-to-order grill, enjoy through sundown Saturday). Call Rachel Keele a fresh made smoothie, get fit with a 269-471-3161 to purchase a pre-paid Asst. Director of Guest & Café Card or come to the Dining salad or sub, or even go big with our Services office during regular office Convention Services famous burritos. hours, Mon-Th 9 a.m.–5:30 p.m. and Fri University Towers All ingredients are fresh and the 9 a.m.–noon. Staff with charge privileg- entrees are made from scratch. In es may continue to use the ID charge option. Our Sabbath policy is to accept This year thousands of addition to our fresh made foods, you Meal Tickets, Café Cards, credit cards, visitors will be attending can shop our floor for snacks, and ID cards, however we prefer that all conferences, conventions drinks, treats, and even health and Sabbath meals be paid for in advance. and camp meetings on the We do not accept cash or checks for beauty supplies. Don’t forget to visit Sabbath meals. Andrews campus. If your visit the eXpress cooler for our fresh made happens to coincide with one sandwiches, parfaits or salads. of these gatherings, you may Cash, checks and account charges want to drop in on a lecture are all accepted or two. It’s all part of what makes Andrews an interesting and To hear daily menu features call colorful place to visit any time of the year. If you’re looking 269-471-3115. Be sure to make arrange- to host a conference (our campus is well equipped with a ments prior to Friday sundown variety of meeting areas, 26 instructional buildings and three for Sabbath meals. See sidebar at residence halls, after all) we would love to help. Just call right for Sabbath meal policy. For 269-471-3360 or email [email protected]. current hours and menu options visit andrews.edu/dining.

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Wireless Access Campus Computer Labs Whether you need to do some research while stations located around the campus, including on campus or are just in need of email capa- computer resources in the James White Library bilities, Andrews offers free wireless Internet and Chan Shun Hall. Most locations are open PC Labs access to all of its visitors. Most of the buildings from 8 a.m.–10 p.m. Bell Hall ...... 269-471-6020 on campus function as wireless hotspots and Technical support is also available at ITS to Chan Shun Hall . . . 269-471-3422 can be identified by green-diamond wireless help you get to the bottom of any computer James White Library. 269-471-3960 markers. In order to get set up with wireless difficulties that arise. Finally, you’ll find cour- Internet access, visit www.netreg.andrews.edu tesy phones in every building on campus, Mac Lab and click on the ‘guest registration’ link. Your allowing you to connect to any dorm room, Harrigan Hall . . . . 269-471-6148 temporary registration will be good for a period office or department by simply dialing the of seven days. If you have any questions regard- four-digit campus extension (the last four Residence Halls ing Internet service or registration, stop by digits of the phone number). During your visit Lamson Hall. . . . 269-471-3446 Information Technology Services (ITS) located to Andrews, you’ll have all the connections Meier Hall. . . . . 269-471-3390 in the Information Services building. you need. If you forgot your laptop at home, relax! Andrews has 300+ free-access computer work- Information Technology Services, 269-471-6016

There are exercise options to fit everyone at Andrews, from Fitness Facilities climbing walls to disc golf Summer Hours Meier Men’s Health Club 269-471-3389 Sunday, 10 a.m.–6 p.m. Monday–Thursday 5:30–8 a.m., 2–9 p.m. Friday, 5:30–8 a.m., 12–4 p.m.

Lamson Women’s Health Club 269-471-3449 Summer Hours: Sunday, 10 a.m.–4 p.m. Monday–Thursday 6 a.m.–12 p.m., 4–8:30 p.m. Friday, 6 a.m.–3 p.m. Fall Hours: Sunday, 11:30 a.m.–9:30 p.m. Monday–Thursday 6 a.m.–1 p.m., 4–9:30 p.m. Friday, 6 a.m.–3 p.m.

Recreation and Fitness Beaty Swimming Pool 269-471-3255, andrews.edu You’ll have no trouble staying active during For visitors who could use a breath Lap Swim your visit to Andrews! The extensive of fresh air, the 18-basket, two-mile Sunday, 11:30 a.m.–4 p.m. on-campus network of athletic facilities gives Monday–Thursday, 6–7:30 a.m., 11:30 you the freedom to exercise and enjoy a bit of disc golf course is the perfect a.m.–1:30 p.m., 7–8 p.m. recreation anytime. Lift weights, go swimming, outdoor activity. Monday & Wednesday, 9–11:30 a.m. head out for a jog. Play racquetball, tennis and Friday, 6–7:30 a.m., 10:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m. basketball. You can even enjoy a round of disc course. The climbing wall is located in the Open Swim golf or try your hand at rock climbing. You’ll Beaty Gym and was designed in a way that Sunday, 11:30 a.m.–4 p.m. have access to men’s and women’s weightlift- challenges climbers of all skill levels. Please Monday & Wednesday, 9–11:30 a.m. ing and aerobic fitness centers and spas, a call 269-471-3254 for hours and pass infor- Monday–Thursday, 5–7 p.m. massive wood-floor gymnasium, an indoor mation during the summer months. For Friday, 10:30–11:30 a.m. swimming pool, racquetball courts, challeng- visitors who could use a breath of fresh air, ing bike trails and a multitude of regulation the 18-basket disc golf course is the perfect Pool Fees athletic fields, tracks, courts and jogging paths. outdoor activity. The course begins on the Individual: $5 single entry The outdoor facilities are lighted and can be lawn behind Beaty Gym and takes “golfers” on $15 weekly pass used at your leisure, and indoor facilities have a two-mile trek throughout the campus. Best Family: $12 single entry convenient hours. of all, it’s free! $37 weekly pass Our latest fitness options include the addi- As you can see, Andrews can easily keep up tion of a rock-climbing wall and a disc golf with your fitness needs.

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Welcome, GC Visitors!

Campus Tours & Hospitality Plan on 1.5 hours for the campus tour, which Lodging If you are coming to Michigan to visit the includes a brief historical overview, and a walk To inquire about lodging on our campus please Adventist historical sites in Battle Creek, through several buildings in the heart of the contact Rachel Keele at Guest & Convention we would love to have you include a stop at campus. Plan additional time if you’d like to visit Services: [email protected]. Infor- Andrews University for a free guided tour of our the Center for Adventist Research (which has mation about campus lodging is available here: campus. We have planned three special days many items of Adventist history that are of great andrews.edu/services/convention. of activities when many of the areas of campus interest) or the Horn Archaeological Museum. will be open and prepared for visitors. Activities Many people enjoy visiting our dairy farm Area Attractions can include an organ demonstration at Pioneer (800 cows are milked three times a day!), and Check out pages 17–23 of this Visitor’s Guide for Memorial Church, STEM demonstrations, a that would also take a little extra time. a comprehensive list of local attractions and walk through the Seventh-day Adventist Theo- Take a look at our virtual tour of campus services, including accommodations, dining, logical Seminary, a tour through the amazing (andrews.edu/virtualtour) to see if you have shopping, festivals and more. Howard Performing Arts Center, a tour of the any special requests of what you’d like to visit. tiny house built by our architecture students, Questions about campus tours? Please an arboretum tree walk through our beautiful contact Rebecca May at [email protected]. Andrews at the GC Session in San Antonio campus or a stop at the Art & Design Gallery to If you’re going to San Antonio, be sure to stop view a special exhibit of paintings by Adventist Self-Guided Tours by the Andrews University booth in the exhibit artist Nathan Greene, and much more! If you arrive on campus after hours, or only hall, Booth B139. Take some pictures of our have a very short time to visit, you will find model of the campus entrance and Welcome Special GC Activity Days campus maps at the main campus entrance Globe. Hope to see you there! July 1—Wednesday, 10 a.m.–3 p.m. Welcome Globe, in a weather proof box mount- July 8—Wednesday, 10 a.m.–3 p.m. ed on the large campus map sign. July 13—Monday, 10 a.m.–3 p.m. Our Dining Services offers full-service vege- tarian and vegan meals—take a look at their Tour guides will also be available on Sabbath menu. If you are short on time, you could afternoons: June 27 & July 11—2–5 p.m. choose a carryout option or they could arrange Walking tours will depart from the J.N. Andrews for box lunches to take with you. sculpture every half hour. So we can be prepared for you, please make prior arrangements for meals by contacting Campus tours on other days can be made by Dianne Wilson at [email protected]. special arrangement. With advance notice we Some groups have chosen to take the tour can provide tours in many different languag- members to our Adventist-owned grocery store, es. If at all possible, please let us know in Apple Valley Market, just next to the campus advance when you will be visiting so we can be to pick up sandwiches, healthy snack foods, or prepared to greet you. something from the hot deli located there.

Tornado Awareness a tornado. A siren is not used UNLESS a tornado has been seen. In that case, a warning will be issued and the siren will Mid-March through October is tornado season in Michigan. Andrews sound for three minutes until shutting off. It may sound again, University is equipped with an early warning horn located on the however, if the tornado threat is still present. top of the Science Complex. It is tested the first Friday of each month • Tune in! If you hear the siren, tune into your local TV or radio at 3 p.m. station. In case of power outages, be sure to keep a handy Would you know what to do in the event of a tornado? Take a look battery-operated radio with you for updates. WAUS 90.7 FM at these helpful tips to keep you safe before, during and after times will broadcast tornado locations. of inclement weather. • Hide! Well, not exactly. Just know that if you’re stuck in a • Know the signs of a tornado! Besides obvious, visible torna- building on campus when the sirens go off, each location is dos, here are some dangers to look out for: Strong, persistent equipped with floor plans on every level that indicate tornado wind rotations; whirling dust or debris on the ground beneath shelters within the building. Avoid windows, if possible, and a cloud base; hail or heavy rain followed by either a dead calm pay attention to the instructions of staff members and employ- or a fast, persistent wind shift; and loud, continuous roaring ees. For your own safety, do not leave the tornado shelter and rumbling that lasts longer than thunder. These are all unless instructed to do so. signs of a potential tornado! • Be informed! Do you know the difference between a tornado watch and a tornado warning? A watch is put into effect when For early warnings and free updates, log on to the National Weather Service deems conditions favorable for www.weatherbug.com or www.wndu.com. For disaster preparation tips, log on to www.fema.gov.

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The Andrews Bookstore is stocked with lots of essentials and University branded items Preview Weekends

Andrews University’s Preview Events are group-based and involve specially planned activities that help future students get to know Andrews better. In addition to having scheduled appointments with Service Center professors in students’ areas of interest, UP events give prospective students the opportunity to attend The Andrews University Bookstore is managed by Barnes & Noble informative programs on financial aid, campus life College.™ Pick up some Andrews University merchandise, including and student success, as well as visit a class hats, sweatshirts, pajamas and much more. Finally, you’ll also find in session. plenty of books, ranging from classic literature to inspirational. You’ll have no trouble tracking down a little reading material for the beach. If you’re interested in participating in a University The ITS Help Desk/Service Center is also moving to the Bookstore. Preview event during your visit, be sure to sign up The on-campus ITS store has closed and the bookstore will be selling beforehand—the deadline for registration is two computer items as needed. Stop in and see what’s new and exciting! weeks prior to the event. Also, if the dates of your The Post Office is located right next door. Stop in during business chosen Preview event don’t hours to pick up stamps, envelopes, boxes and anything else you may work, or you’re still deciding need to keep in touch with your friends and family while you travel. on a career path, you are Rounding out the Service Center are True Color, a women’s hair salon, and the University Barber Shop. invited to join us any time that works best for you to explore Andrews University Bookstore True Color Hair Studio Andrews University and your Mon–Thurs 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Tues–Fri 10 a.m.–5 p.m. options for the future. Sun/Fri 9 a.m.–1 p.m. Call for appointment. Sunday hours vary. Please call. 269-473-3211 269-471-3287 2015–2016 University Preview Weekends University Barber Shop Sun–Mon Post Office Mon–Thurs 9 a.m.–4:40 p.m. October 18–19, 2015 Mon–Thurs 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Fri 8 a.m.–2 p.m. November 8–9, 2015 (Juniors) Fri 8:30 a.m.–1 p.m. Sun 9–10 a.m. March 6–7, 2016 Mail leaves daily at 3:15 p.m. 269-473-1721 Monday, March 28, 2016 269-471-3238 April 10–11, 2016

Campus Tours While some of our more adventurous visitors like to strike out on their own, many prefer to navigate the halls of Andrews University with the help of an Andrews expert. That’s why you can arrange for your own special tour, including weekend tours, to suit your schedule and interests by calling Integrated Marketing & Communication at 269-471-3345. Tour groups meet outside of Pioneer Memorial Church near the J.N. Andrews sculpture. Language services are also available with prior notification. Future students are invited to connect with Student Visits for a personally designed tour (see p. 10).

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Campus Safety Language Services

Campus Safety officers are here to make It won’t take you long to discover the incredible your visit safe and convenient. The Office of cultural diversity that makes Andrews Universi- Campus Safety, located on the corner of Inter- ty such a fascinating place—you’ll probably hear national Court and Garland Avenue, is open multiple languages spoken as you stroll around Monday–Friday from 7 a.m.–3 p.m. Phones campus. Many of our friendly community members are staffed 24/7 at 269-471-3321. Uniformed have volunteered their language skills to assist our safety officers will be happy to answer your international visitors as needed. If you would like to questions, give directions or provide a tempo- arrange a campus tour in another language, or need rary parking permit. other assistance with translation, please contact Note: The campus is gated nightly from 11 Integrated Marketing & Communication at 471-3345 p.m.–5 a.m. Mon–Sat and from 12–5 a.m. on and we’ll put you in touch with one of our language Sunday. However, you can still enter and exit volunteers. Remember, the earlier you let us know through the gatehouse on J.N. Andrews Blvd. All about your language needs, the faster we’ll be able other campus gates are closed at 11 p.m. to accommodate you.

Parking Permits Apple Valley Market All visitors and guests at Andrews Universi- Walk a few yards off campus and you’ll run ty must obtain a parking permit to park on into Apple Valley, the largest grocer and Andrews University property. Permits are health food store in the area. But this Adven- free and can be picked up at the Office of tist-owned establishment offers more than just Campus Safety during regular office hours. great prices on a huge selection of groceries. If you are staying in a guest room at one The Apple Valley Café 31, delicatessen, bakery of the dorms, you may obtain a permit at and sandwich bar offer convenient, nutri- the front desk when checking in. Please tious alternatives to on-campus dining. Apple park according to the campus signage. Valley also contains Michigan’s largest natural Residence hall parking lots are strictly food store and offers a selection of vegetarian off-limits to anyone who is not a resident. and organic products. There is an ample supply of additional If you’re in town during a special occasion parking near these restricted areas. and need a card or small gift, visit Victoria’s your decorative and/or gift needs. During your Please see the campus map on p. 24 for Cottage located inside the same building. There stay, add Apple Valley to your list of places to designated lots with visitor parking areas. is also a small floral shop available to meet visit. You won’t be disappointed.

TELEPHONE INFORMATION

Important Phone Numbers (area code 269) Courtesy phones are conveniently located throughout the Andrews campus for on-campus calls. To place an on-campus call, simply dial the four-digit extension. On phones that allow for outside lines, dial 9, and then dial the seven-digit number. The area code at Andrews is 269, and an access code is necessary to dial long-distance from phones on campus. For assistance with long-distance calls charged to your home phone, call the campus switchboard at 471-7771.  Academic Records...... 471-3375 Office of the President...... 471-3100 Alumni Services...... 471-3591 Pioneer Memorial Church...... 471-3133 Andrews Airpark...... 471-3120 Post Office...... 471-3238 Apple Valley Market...... 471-3234 Residence Halls Bookstore...... 471-3287 Lamson Hall...... 471-3446 Campus Ministries...... 471-3211 Meier Hall...... 471-3390 Campus Safety...... 471-3321 University Towers...... 471-3360 College of Arts & Sciences...... 471-3411 School Closing Hotline (weather-related)...... 471-7660 Day Care (Children’s Learning Center)...... 471-3350 School of Architecture, Art & Design...... 471-6003 Department of Agriculture...... 471-6006 School of Business Administration...... 471-3632 Department of Aviation...... 471-3547 School of Distance Education...... 471-6570 Dining Services...... 471-3161 School of Education...... 471-3464 Enrollment Management...... 471-6049 School of Graduate Studies & Research...... 471-3405 Guest & Convention Services...... 471-3360 School of Health Professions...... 471-6648 Horn Archaeological Museum...... 471-3273 Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary...... 471-3586 Howard Performing Arts Center...... 471-3560 Student Life...... 471-3215 Information Technology Services...... 471-6016 Switchboard...... 471-7771 Integrated Marketing & Communication...... 471-3322 Transportation...... 471-3519 James White Library...... 471-3275 University Apartments...... 471-6979 LithoTech (campus print shop)...... 471-6027 University Medical Center...... 473-2222

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You won’t have any trouble getting South Shore Line Train Continental Cab Co around while you’re at Andrews. The (South Bend to Chicago) 2642 Burkett Rd, Benton Harbor, Michigan closest Greyhound Bus Service and South Bend Regional Airport, 219-926-5744, 269-925-6400 Amtrak Train Service are each only www.nictd.com 15 minutes from campus, and the Niles Taxi closest commercial airport is only 20 Greyhound Bus Lines 1990 S 11th Street #25, Niles, Michigan minutes away. Andrews Transportation www.greyhound.com 269-684-1804 Department can arrange to pick you 2412 South M-139, Benton Harbor, Michigan up at these terminals for a reasonable 269-925-1121 fee. Take advantage of the following 4671 Progress Drive, South Bend, Indiana AIRPORTS transportation services to ensure that 574-287-6542 you get where you need to go on time: South Bend Regional Airport (SBN) Indian Trails Motorcoach 574-282-4590, 21 miles from Andrews, www.indiantrails.com www.sbnair.com 2412 South M-139, Benton Harbor, Michigan Andrews Department of Transportation 269-925-1121 Southwest Michigan [email protected], 269-471-3519 Regional Airport (BEH) Dial-A-Ride Bus Service 269-927-3194, 13 miles from Andrews, Amtrak Train Service 623 N 2nd St, Niles, Michigan, 269-684-5150 www.swmiairport.com 800-872-7245 www.amtrak.com Berrien Bus—www.berriencounty.org Midway Airport (MDW) 410 Vine Street, St Joseph, Michigan 4676 East Shawnee Road, Berrien Springs, 800-832-6352, 102 miles from Andrews, 600 Dey Street, Niles, Michigan, 269-683- Michigan, 269-471-1100 www.chicago-mdw.com 5833 2702 W Washington Ave, South Bend, Blue Ribbon Taxi O’Hare Int’l Airport (ORD) Indiana 702 E Mishawaka Ave, Mishawaka, Indiana 773-686-2200, 128 miles from Andrews, 574-259-5554 www.flychicago.com

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Local Accommodations

While there are many hotels, motels and bed-and-breakfasts in the surrounding area, Andrews University also offers a range of comfortable on-campus guest accommodations. Andrews University Convention & Guest Services will be happy to help you select a room that meets your needs. Accommodations range from basic guest rooms with two single beds and a community bath to deluxe guest rooms with queen or double beds, television, refrigerator and private bath. For on-campus accommodations, please call 269-471-3360, email [email protected], or visit us online at andrews.edu/about/visiting.

Baymont Inn Hampton Inn Super 8 Motel 2601 W Marquette Woods, Stevensville, www.hamptoninn.hilton.com www.super8.com Michigan »» 52709 Indiana 933, South Bend, Indiana 269-428-9111 574-277-9373 »» 4290 Red Arrow Hwy, Stevensville, www.baymontinns.com »» 5050 Red Arrow Hwy, Stevensville, Michigan Michigan 269-429-3218 Best Value Inn and Suites 269-429-2700 »» 535 W University Dr, Mishawaka, Indiana 425 N Dixie Way, South Bend, Indiana 574-247-0888 574-277-7700 www.americasbestvalueinn.com Holiday Inn Express www.hiexpress.com Village Inn Motel Boulevard Inn 9008 U.S. 31, Berrien Springs, Michigan 521 Lake Blvd, St. Joseph, Michigan »» 2276 Pipestone Rd, Benton Harbor, 269-471-1354 269-983-6600 Michigan www.theboulevardinn.com 269-927-4599 »» 1000 Moore Dr, Niles, Michigan BED & BREAKFAST Candlewood Suites 269-684-0300 2567 W Marquette Woods, Grand Beach Inn Stevensville, Michigan 19400 Ravine Dr, New Buffalo, Michigan Motel 6 800-936-0034 or 269-469-0097 269-428-4400 www.motel6.com www.candlewoodsuites.com www.grandbeachinn.com

»» 2063 Pipestone Rd, Benton Harbor, Lake Country Inn Comfort Suites Michigan www.comfortsuites.com 18 W Merchant St, New Buffalo, Michigan 269-925-5100 269-612-0606 » »» 1825 Meadowbrook, Benton Harbor, » 52624 US 31 N, South Bend, Indiana www.lakecountryinn.com Michigan 574-272-7072 269-925-8800 Oliver Inn Park Inn 630 W Washington St, South Bend, Indiana »» 52939 Indiana 933, South Bend, Indiana 888-697-4466 574-272-1500 4290 Red Arrow Hwy, Stevensville, Michigan 269-429-3218 www.oliverinn.com »» 2633 W Marquette Woods www.parkinn.com Stevensville, Michigan New Buffalo Inn 269-428-4888 Red Roof Inns 231 E Buffalo St, New Buffalo, Michigan www.redroof.com 269-469-1000 Courtyard by Marriott www.newbuffaloinn.com www.marriott.com/courtyard »» 1630 Mall Dr, Benton Harbor, Michigan 269-927-2484 South Cliff Inn 1900 Lakeshore Dr, St Joseph, Michigan »» 1592 Mall Dr, Benton Harbor, Michigan »» 1325 E University Dr, Mishawaka, Indiana 269-925-3000 269-983-4881 574-271-4800 www.southcliffinn.com »» 4825 N Main St, Mishawaka, Indiana 574-273-9900 Silver Beach Hotel 100 Main Street, St. Joseph, Michigan 269-983-7341 www.stjoesilverbeachhotel.com

From the North From the South From the East (Detroit) From the East (Ohio & • Take I-196 (south) to I-94 • Take U.S. 31 N to Berrien • Take I-94 (west) to Exit 30 Penn.) and West (Illinois) (west) to Exit 30 Springs, Exit 15A • Take U.S. 31 south about 11 • Take the Indiana Toll Road • Take U.S. 31 S about 11 • Turn right at the stop sign miles to Exit 15 (I-80/90) to Exit 72 miles to Exit 15 on Old 31—go about 0.7 • Turn left at the stop sign • Take U.S. 31 N 17 miles to • Turn left at the stop sign miles to JN Andrews Blvd on Old 31—go 1 mile to JN Berrien Springs, Exit 15A on Old 31—go 1 mile to JN Turn left 0.2 miles to Andrews Blvd • Turn right at the stop sign Andrews Blvd Andrews University • Turn left 0.2 miles to on Old 31—go about 0.7 • Turn left 0.2 miles to Andrews University miles to JN Andrews Blvd Andrews University • Turn left 0.2 miles to Andrews University

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Local Attractions

When you step foot on the campus of Andrews University, you are by no means in the middle of nowhere. Andrews is surrounded by quaint and popu- lar attractions that dot Southwest Michigan. Whether you venture out to the sights and sounds of nature’s beauty at the Fernwood Botanic Gardens or satisfy your creative cravings in the artsy town of St. Joseph, you’ll be delighted with all the local attractions.

Heritage Museum and Cultural Center ART 601 Main St, St. Joseph, Michigan THEATER 269-983-1191, www.theheritagemcc.org The Box Factory for the Arts The Center, which opened in 1997, is avail- LMC Mendel Center Mainstage 1101 Broad St, St. Joseph, Michigan able to the public for enjoyment of exhibit 269-983-3688, halls, artifact and archival collections, a 2755 E Napier Ave, Benton Harbor, Michigan www.boxfactoryforthearts.org research library, museum store and elegant 269-927-1221, www.lmcmainstage.org The Box Factory offers gallery space for local banquet facilities. It promotes historical The 1,517-seat Mendel Center Mainstage artists; affordable studio space for painters, preservation, education and research. Theater offers state-of-the-art acoustics and crafters and writers; a venue for musicians, comfortable seating. Check out their website poets, drama and dance groups. Pears Flour & Grist Mill for ticket information and upcoming events. 121 South Oak St, Buchanan, Michigan Krasl Art Center 269-695-3291 South Bend Civic Theatre 707 Lake Blvd, St Joseph, Michigan Built in 1857, the historic attraction includes 403 N Main Street 269-983-0271, www.krasl.org a working water powered grist mill. Check South Bend, Indiana Discover a world where imagination and art out Pears Mill on Saturday afternoons Box Office: 574-234-1112, www.sbct.org fill your senses. The Center offers an incredi- between Memorial Day and Labor Day to This welcoming and intimate community ble sculpture collection and special exhibits, see grain ground just as it was in the 1800s. theater puts on multiple productions each events, classes, workshops and more. The mill also has a display of antique farm year with highly affordable tickets. Previ- equipment. ous shows have included musicals such Splishin’ and a Splashin’—Art bubbling up as “White Christmas” and “Fiddler on the in St. Joseph! Roof” and stage adaptations of “Franken- Downtown St Joseph, Michigan NATURE stein” and “To Kill a Mockingbird.” Every summer for the past 11 years, local businesses have sponsored artists to create Fernwood Garden/Nature Preserve The Morris Performing Arts Center whimsical sculptures based around a 13988 Range Line Rd, Niles, Michigan 211 N Michigan St, South Bend, Indiana common seasonal theme. This year from 269-695-6491, www.fernwoodbotanical.org 574-235-9190, www.morriscenter.org May to September, 22 colorful frogs, whales, Beautiful gardens surrounded by forest are The Morris Performing Arts Center has the boats and rubber ducks in diverse artistic tucked into a landscape of 105 acres of culti- best tickets in town for pop, rock, country styles decorate this lakeside community. vated and natural areas along the St. Joseph and Christian concerts, as well as national River valley. The botanic garden and nature touring Broadway shows and comedians. preserve offers possibilities for relaxation, MUSEUMS enjoyment and enrichment through its fern conservatory, café, nature center, classes, ZOOS/ANIMAL Curious Kids Museum workshops, concerts, exhibits, nature trails 415 Lake Blvd, St. Joseph, Michigan and special events. ATTRACTIONS 269-983-CKID, www.curiouskidsmuseum.org An interactive, hands-on discovery center Love Creek County Park & Nature Center Potawatomi Zoo designed to stimulate the minds of children 9292 Huckleberry Rd, Berrien Center, Michigan 500 S Greenlawn, South Bend, Indiana in the areas of science, technology, history, 269-471-2617 574-288-4639, www.potawatomizoo.org culture and human perception. Favorite Features a new 4.5 mile field & forest moun- Visit Indiana’s oldest zoo, featuring over 400 exhibits include the awesome apple orchard, tain bike trail, hiking and naturalist guided animals on 23 acres of land. discovery room rainforest, toddle farm, activities for groups and the general public. physics of sound, simple machines, bubbles The Nature Center features an exhibit with Binder Park Zoo and body works, among others. It has been large windows for observation, as well as 7400 Division Dr, Battle Creek, Michigan. voted the “best museum & best place to take a program room that is available for group 269-979-1351, www.binderparkzoo.org kids” in Southwest Michigan. meetings, workshops and training seminars. The Wild Africa Exhibit at Binder Park Zoo is a permanent exhibit featuring giraffes, Fort St. Joseph Museum Sarett Nature Center zebras, ostriches, stork, and antelope. This 508 E. Main St, Niles, Michigan 2300 Benton Center Rd, Benton Harbor, award winning exhibit allows the animals 269-683-4702 Michigan to roam, cage free, in an 18-acre (7.3 ha), Located in the former carriage house of the 269-927-4832, www.sarett.com savanna-like setting, very similar to how beautiful Victorian period Chapin Mansion, This unique Nature Center offers five miles of they might be viewed in the wild. Along the the museum tells the story of Niles from its trails through its 800 acres. The trail system trail there is an opportunity to feed giraffes colonial start in 1691 to the present. Featured includes boardwalks, observation platforms at the Twiga Overlook. Park visitors view the exhibits portray the history of the fort, built and an easily accessible barrier-free walk- giraffes from a raised platform that places by the French in 1691, the story of the Under- way. Call about special weekend programs, them at eye level with the animals. It’s worth ground Railroad in southern Michigan, and events, birding information and more. the drive! the importance of the railroad in Niles’ history. 17 LOCAL ATTRACTIONS & SERVICES Andrews University VISITOR’S GUIDE

Dining

Feeling hungry? Whether you’re in the mood for spicy Thai, oatmeal or penne pasta, you’re bound to find something to satisfy your taste buds. Enjoy a sit-down meal at one of the small cafés dotting the shoreline of St. Joseph. Finish-up your shopping in Mishawaka with a meal at Don Pablo’s or Carrabbas, or try something more adventurous at the Seoul Garden or India Garden Restaurants. If you’re on the run, stop at Taco Bell or Subway, less than five minutes away from the University. And whatever you do, don’t forget to satisfy your sweet tooth with a trip to one (or more!) of the chocolate and ice cream restaurants listed below. Enjoy!

Seoul Garden Restaurant...... 574-255-6960 Gino’s East Pizza...... 574-855-1543 For latte lovers and café types Serving only the finest Korean and Japanese cuisine with You can’t beat the deep dish, pan pizza with famous exciting dishes and unique ambiance. golden crust, chunky tomato sauce and melted cheese. Blue Plate Café...... 269-469-2370 1628 E McKinley Ave, Mishawaka, Indiana Suite 190, 7321 Heritage Square Dr, Granger, Indiana Fresh, organic ingredients, homemade baked goods, great atmosphere for a relaxing breakfast or lunch. Taste of Asia...... 574-271-6888 Olive Garden...... 574-277-6503 15288 Red Arrow Hwy, Union Pier, Michigan Quick delicious food from a variety of Asian cuisines. An Italian restaurant serving high-quality foods, pastas, 5327 N Main Street, Mishiwaka, Indiana breadsticks and more! Café 31...... 269-471-3234 6410 Grape Rd, Mishawaka, Indiana A vegetarian’s paradise. Gotta try the “chicken” salad Tim’s Too...... 269-985-0094 sandwich. Asian grill where you choose the ingredients and have Papa Vino’s Italian Kitchen...... 269-983-9900 9067 U.S. 31, Berrien Springs, Michigan them fused into a tasty dish. Lots of vegetarian options. A regional chain with high-quality traditional Italian fare 511 Pleasant Street, St. Joseph, Michigan at reasonable prices, especially for lunch. Caffe Tosi’s...... 269-983-3354 • 1332 Hilltop Rd, St. Joseph, Michigan The casual little sister of Tosi’s Restaurant. Fresh breads, • 5110 Edison Lakes Pkwy, Mishawaka, Indiana pastries, and the best mocha and minestrone in town. 574-271-1692 516 Pleasant Street, St. Joseph, Michigan Feeling fancy… Roma’s Pizzeria...... 269-471-7754 Chicory Café...... 574-234-1141 La Salle Grill...... 574-288-1174 Pizza, sandwiches and authentic homemade pastas. A French-quarter style café with New Orleans-sourced Excellent classic and ethnic fare with great desserts. 121 W Ferry St, Berrien Springs, Michigan drinks and food. 115 W Colfax Ave, South Bend, Indiana 105 E Jefferson Blvd, South Bend, Indiana Sorin’s at the Morris Inn...... 574-631-2000 Santaniello’s...... 269-429-3966 The ultimate in fine Italian cuisine. Homemade pasta, Panera Bread...... 269-428-0700 Fine dining at its best. The perfect place for when you’re variety of vegetarian dishes, all food made fresh daily. Gourmet salads, sandwiches, pastries, fresh breads, etc. feeling, well, fancy. 2262 W Glenlord Rd, Stevensville, Michigan 3260 Niles Rd, St. Joseph, Michigan Notre Dame Ave, South Bend, Indiana Woodfire Trattoria...... 269-782-0007 Uptown Kitchen...... 574-968-3030 Tabor Hill Restaurant...... 269-465-6566 Over half of the menu is fired in their applewood-burning High quality, all-natural foods. Each item on the menu Not only does the food taste great, but the panoramic Italian oven. Great for an elegant dinner or a casual lunch. features fresh ingredients prepared daily. view of the vineyards can’t be beat. 134 S. Front St, Dowagiac, Michigan 7225 Heritage Square Dr, Granger, Indiana 185 Mt Tabor Rd, Buchanan, Michigan

Tosi’s Ristorante...... 269-429-3689 Fine Northern Italian fare in a welcoming atmosphere In a hurry… The sweeter things in life… reminiscent of the Italian countryside. 4337 Ridge Rd, Stevensville, Michigan Baguette de France...... 269-473-2355 Chocolate Café...... 269-985-9866 European-style sandwiches, plus soup and salad. Enjoy a little chocolate history along with your huge piece 9187 St Joseph Ave, Berrien Springs, Michigan of chocolate cake, ice cream, candy, coffee and more. 300 State Street, St. Joseph, Michigan As American as apple pie… McDonald’s ...... 269-473-2115 575 St Joseph Ave, Berrien Springs, Michigan Cold Stone Creamery...... 574-213-5250 bread + bar by Bit of Swiss...... 269-757-7219 The ultimate ice cream experience. Have your own special This gourmet eatery fuses American classics with French Subway...... 269-473-2111 concoction mixed on a frozen chopping board. preparations to put a new spin on old favorites. 636 St Joseph Ave, Berrien Springs, Michigan 620 W Edison Rd, Mishawaka, Indiana 645 Riverview Drive, Benton Harbor, Michigan Taco Bell...... 269-471-4177 Dairy Queen...... 269-471-4177 Hopper’s Family Restaurant...... 269-471-2106 616 St Joseph Ave, Berrien Springs, Michigan Who needs the beach to enjoy a frozen treat? Soft serve, The place to mingle with local Berrien Springs locals for sundaes, Blizzards, etc…right in Berrien. breakfast, lunch or dinner. 616 St Joseph Ave, Berrien Springs, Michigan 9675 U.S. 31, Berrien Springs, Michigan Viva la Mexico! Kilwin’s of St. Joseph...... 269-982-1330 La Peep...... 574-288-7337 Ice cream, homemade waffle cones, fudge, candy and A casual breakfast and lunch chain with a long menu of El Rodeo...... 269-925-9607 more. An area favorite. straightforward American fare. Reasonably-priced genuine Mexican cuisine with quick, 217 State Street, St. Joseph, Michigan 127 S Michigan Street, South Bend, Indiana friendly service. 1363 Mall Dr, Benton Harbor, Michigan Nikki’s Café...... 269-473-3312 A little more exotic… Another local favorite for breakfast or lunch. Hacienda...... 574-277-1318 126 E Ferry St, Berrien Springs, Michigan Munch on chips and salsa while waiting to try their famous wet burrito. Ban Thai...... 269-983-2989 Sophia’s House of Pancakes...... 269-934-7688 5836 Grape Rd, Mishawaka, Indiana Authentic Thai food less than 15 minutes from campus. Enormous portions of much more than pancakes. Open 2936 Niles Ave, St. Joseph, Michigan from breakfast to late lunch. La Esperanza...... 574-273-0345 1647 Mall Dr, Benton Harbor, Michigan The potato enchilada is a must-try! Enjoy free chips and Café Gulistan...... 269-469-6779 salsa. If Middle Eastern food is your thing, then don’t miss this 1636 N Ironwood Dr, South Bend, Indiana authentic Kurdish dining delight. 13581 Red Arrow Hwy, Harbert, Michigan Bon appetito!... La Perla’s...... 269=934-8813 A hidden gem, the restaurant in the back of this grocery Khun Daeng Thai Kitchen...... 574-259-0735 Brewster’s Deli and Café...... 269-469-3005 store has delicious homestyle Mexican food for incredibly Fresh, authentic Thai cuisine in a simple setting. Authentic Italian dining in an intimate setting. low prices. 302 E Russ St, Mishawaka, Indiana 11098 Garden Dr, New Buffalo, Michigan 1231 Pipestone Rd, Benton Harbor, Michigan India Garden Restaurant...... 574-255-5600 Carrabba’s Italian Grill...... 574-247-9460 Qdoba Mexican Grill...... 269-982-0001 An all-you-can-eat lunch buffet of Indian delights for An Italian restaurant chain without the restaurant Fresh burritos, tacos and salads made quickly before under $8. What more is there to say? chain feel. your eyes. 615 W Edison Rd, Mishawaka, Indiana 210 West Day Rd, Mishawaka, Indiana 2909 Niles Ave, St. Joseph, Michigan

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Shopping

No matter what you need during your visit to Andrews, the area offers a host of shopping options to satisfy any budget and style. Stock up on discount essentials at Meijer, Wal-Mart, or Target in Benton Harbor. Wander through quaint specialty shops lining the lakeside boulevards of nearby St. Joseph. Paw through heaps of vintage clothing in the many secondhand shops around Notre Dame. Browse your favorite name-brand outfitters at University Park Mall in Mishawaka. Spend an afternoon hunting for bargains at the dozens of factory outlet stores in Michigan City. If you’re still not satisfied, Chicago’s Magnificent Mile lies a little over an hour away.

Antiques Mister Jack’s Paperbacks Drugstores • 720 S 11th Street Benton Harbor, Michigan 5782 James Dr Niles, Michigan 269-925-5814 Antiques Etcetera Stevensville, Michigan Meijer Pharmacy 269-684-2672 Regeneration 269-429-8550 1920 Pipestone Rd • 7355 Heritage Square Dr Froehlich’s 4829 Territorial Rd Benton Harbor, Michigan Granger, Indiana 26 N Elm St Benton Harbor, Michigan 269-926-8229 574-807-8222 Three Oaks, Michigan 269-944-4040 Department 269-756-6002 Stores Rite-Aid Whole Foods Anvil Antiques 612 St. Joseph Ave Pages in Time Forever 4230 Grape Rd 4110 Grape Rd, Suite C 3439 Hollywood Rd Dollar General Berrien Springs, Michigan Mishawaka, Indiana Mishawaka, Indiana St. Joseph, Michigan 9179 U.S. 31 269-471-5020 574-247-5800 574-252-4074 269-429-5132 Berrien Springs, Michigan 269-473-3640 Walgreens The Blue Delphinium • 875 E Napier Ave Malls Melendez South-of-the Border Imports 1040 E John Beers Rd Family Dollar Benton Harbor, Michigan Heritage Square 124 W Ferry St St. Joseph, Michigan • 9099 U.S. 31 269-983-3463 130 E Cleveland Rd Berrien Springs, Michigan 269-429-3182 Berrien Springs, Michigan • 907 S 11th St Granger, Indiana 269-473-3477 269-473-3413 Niles, Michigan Days of Yore Antiques 574-855-3774 • 335 Riverview Dr 269-683-0234 215 State St Michigan Thyme Benton Harbor, Michigan St. Joseph, Michigan • 1260 Hilltop Rd Lighthouse Place Outlets Shops & Café 269-926-1905 269-983-4144 St. Joseph, Michigan 601 Wabash St 107 N Whittaker St 269-983-0315 Michigan City, Indiana New Buffalo, Michigan Elephant’s Breath Antiques JC Penney Home Store 219-879-6506 269-469-6604 203 State St 7207 Grape Rd Orchards Mall Urban Home St. Joseph, Michigan Granger, Indiana Grocery Stores 269-982-5210 574-277-1151 1800 Pipestone Rd 212 State St Benton Harbor, Michigan St. Joseph, Michigan Aldi Macy’s 269-927-4467 269-983-0300 Michiana Antique Mall • 1700 Pipestone Rd 6501 N Grape Rd 2423 S 11th St Benton Harbor, Michigan Mishawaka, Indiana University Park Mall Wick’s Apple House Niles, Michigan 630-879-8100 269-684-7001 574-277-2950 6501 N Grape Rd 52281 Indian Lake Rd • 210 W Douglas Rd Mishawaka, Indiana Dowagiac, Michigan Picker’s Paradise Meijer Inc (open 24 hours) Mishawaka, Indiana 574-277-2223 269-782-7306 Antique Mall • 1920 Pipestone Rd 630-879-8100 Wren’s Nest 2809 U.S. 33 South Benton Harbor, Michigan • 3502 N Bendix Dr 202 S Front St Niles, Michigan 269-926-8229 South Bend, Indiana Specialty Shops Dowagiac, Michigan 269-683-6644 630-879-8100 • 5019 Red Arrow Hwy Berrien Springs Oriental 269-782-5127 Stevensville, Michigan Supermarket Apple Valley Market Bookstores 269-556-2400 116 E Ferry St 9067 U.S. 31 Berrien Springs, Michigan Sam’s Club Berrien Springs, Michigan 269-471-5744 ABC Christian Book Center 269-471-3234 8980 U.S. 31 120 Indian Ridge Blvd Mishawaka, Indiana Blue Star Pottery Berrien Springs, Michigan Hardings Friendly Market 269-471-2019 574-243-8048 337 Blue Star Hwy • 106 E Mars St South Haven, Michigan Target Berrien Springs, Michigan 269-637-5787 Banner Books 269-471-7759 2913 Niles Ave 960 Fairplain Dr Benton Harbor, Michigan The Christmas Tree St. Joseph, Michigan • 6100 W Main St 269-983-7883 269-925-1205 2675 Mizpah Park Rd Eau Claire, Michigan Benton Harbor, Michigan Target Superstore 269-461-4121 269-849-3360 Barnes & Noble Harmony Market 6501 N Grape Rd 155 E University Dr, Mishawaka, Indiana (organic and natural foods) The Cool Pepper Mishawaka, Indiana 5616 Grape Rd 574-247-0864 574-243-7442 110 C N Whittaker St Mishawaka, Indiana New Buffalo, Michigan 574-273-4026 Forever Books Wal-Mart Supercenter 269-586-2290 312 State St • 1400 Mall Dr Benton Harbor, Michigan Martin’s Supermarket Everybody’s Everything St. Joseph, Michigan • 5637 Cleveland Ave 269-982-1110 269-927-6763 1523 Niles Ave Stevensville, Michigan St. Joseph, Michigan • 2107 S 11th St 269-428-2311 Hall of Cards & Books Niles, Michigan 269-983-3276 2232 S 11th St 269-683-0484 • 2121 S Cleveland Ave Niles, Michigan St. Joseph, Michigan Ferris Music Center 269-684-5115 269-983-5847 215 E Main St

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A taste of the local life should be part of Festivals any visit to the Andrews campus. Here are a few of the event highlights in the area for people of all ages and interests. For more & Special festivals and local events throughout the year, visit the Southwest Michigan Tourist Events Council at www.swmichigan.org.

MAY 3–OCT0BER 4, 1ST SUNDAY OF EACH MONTH ANTIQUES ON THE BLUFF Downtown St. Joseph at Lake Bluff Park St. Joseph, Michigan, 269-985-1111 A premier event for St. Joseph and antiquers around southwest Michigan. Takes place from 10 a.m.–5 p.m. Free admission.

THURSDAYS, THROUGH AUGUST 13, 2015 BECKWITH PARK SUMMER CONCERTS Haggin-Wimberley Memorial Bandstand Dowagiac, Michigan, www.dowagiacchamber.com 269-782-8212 Friends and family gather downtown on Thursday evenings for the 10-week Beckwith Park Summer Concert Series. Music enthusiasts will enjoy vocal and instrumental performances Chalk the Block beginning at 7:30 p.m. The bricked parkway offers room for lawn chair seating. some snacks, and a friend!. For a full list of AUGUST 16–22, 2015 SUNDAYS, THROUGH SEPTEMBER 6, 2015 showings, visit stjoetoday.com. BERRIEN COUNTY YOUTH FAIR WEKO BEACH CONCERT SERIES Berrien Springs Fairgrounds Weko Beach, 5301 Lake Street, JULY 31–AUGUST 2, 2015 www.bcyf.org, 269-473-4251 Bridgman, Michigan, 269-465-5407 CHALK THE BLOCK You won’t even have to leave town for one of Concerts start at 7 p.m. Free admission and Downtown St. Joseph, Michigan Southwest Michigan’s most popular summer parking. 269-985-1111 events, the Berrien County Youth Fair. The The streets of downtown St. Joseph are largest of its kind in the Midwest, this year’s WEDNESDAYS, THROUGH SEPTEMBER 2, 2015 transformed into beautiful works of art. fair will feature country music singers BROWN BAG CONCERT SERIES Vince Gill and Eric Paisley as the headline Howard Band Shell JULY 31–AUGUST 2, 2015 entertainers and Seth Cook and Paul Erdman Port Street and Lake Boulevard COLOMA GLAD-PEACH FESTIVAL as special guests. Check out the Grandstand St. Joseph, Michigan, 269-985-1111 Coloma, Michigan for circus routines, truck and tractor pulls, Take a Wednesday lunchtime break and enjoy www.colomapeachfest.com bull riding, and lots of other fair favorites. At music in downtown St. Joseph from 12–1 p.m. Celebrating a double harvest of all the the least, you must take a ride in the Ferris peaches you can eat and gladiolus flowers. wheel while enjoying delicious fair foods such FOURTH SUNDAYS, THROUGH AUGUST 23, 2015 The weekend features parades, two stages as corndogs, saltwater taffy, yummy French MUSIC IN THE PARK of free entertainment, 10K and 5K runs, a fries and popular “elephant ears.” Don’t forget Baroda Village Park carnival midway of rides and games, arts and to check out the Andrews University booth 8938 Fourth St or 1500 Lemon Creek Rd. crafts, a car show featuring more than 150 in Commercial Building 36 and the Pioneer Baroda, Michigan, 269-422-1779 cars, an antique tractor show, the Peach Pit Memorial Church health tent. Bring a blanket or lawn chairs to sit and relax Spit, fireworks and food. by the quiet waters of Hickory Creek. Come SEPTEMBER 23–OCTOBER 11, 2015 with a picnic basket or purchase concessions at AUGUST 6–9, 2015 ARTPRIZE the park. Concerts take place from 6–7:30 p.m. 52ND ANNUAL NATIONAL Grand Rapids, Michigan BLUEBERRY FESTIVAL www.artprize.org JULY 11–AUGUST 29, 2015 Stanley Johnson Park, South Haven, Michigan At ArtPrize, thousands of artists from all over SUMMER MOVIES IN WHIRLPOOL www.blueberryfestival.com, 269-637-5171 the world gather to exhibit in the world’s CENTENNIAL Enjoy fresh blueberry products, pancake largest open art competition—and the public Whirlpool Centennial Park breakfasts, a parade, kids events, the Little decides who wins! Tour more than 500 venues St. Joseph, Michigan, 269-983-5541 Miss & Mister Blueberry Pageant, 5K run/ throughout Grand Rapids, vote for your Enjoy classic and family films in the park walk, arts & crafts show, blueberry bake- favorite, and wander the city. While you’re in this summer. Movies start after dusk (around off and free concerts during the National Grand Rapids, be sure to get something to eat 10 p.m.), so bring a lawn chair or blanket, Blueberry Festival. at one of the many cafes and restaurants.

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Chicago Attractions Downtown Chicago is only 1.5 hours from campus—definitely worth a trip if you’re in the area for awhile. These are just a few of the dozens of options available

Go Chicago Card Lincoln Park Zoo For information on how to purchase a Go Weekends 10 a.m.–6:30 p.m., 5/24–9/1 Chicago Card visit www.gochicagocard. Weekdays, 10 a.m.–5 p.m. OCTOBER 1–4, 2015 com. The more you do, the more you save. Free admission but parking fees apply. FOUR FLAGS AREA Get unlimited access to Chicago’s best APPLE FESTIVAL museums, tours and attractions. You’ll save Lincoln Park Zoo is a world of wildlife Niles, Michigan up to 55% off regular admission prices plus in the shadow of skyscrapers. Located www.fourflagsapplefestival.org get exclusive extras others miss out on. within a verdant park just minutes 269-683-8870 north of Chicago, the zoo has been a The 43rd annual Four Flags Area Apple Adler Planetarium natural, free oasis for generations of Festival will take place on the corner of Lake Summer hours daily 9:30 a.m.–4 p.m., animal lovers. and 17th Street near the Niles airport. It offers 4:30 p.m. weekends 2001 N Clark Street, Chicago, Ill. carnival rides, food vendors, arts and crafts 312-742-2000, www.lpzoo.org and over 190 booths, parades, contests, FREE The Adler Planetarium is home to three entertainment and more for all to enjoy! full-size theaters, extensive space science Millennium Park exhibitions and one of the world’s most Open daily 6 a.m.–11 p.m. SEPTEMBER 27, 2015 unique astronomical collections on display. APPLE CIDER CENTURY The Adler is recognized as a leader in Located in downtown Chicago on BICYCLE TOUR science education with a focus on inspir- Michigan Ave. between Randolph Three Oaks Elementary School ing young people, particularly women and and Monroe, the 24.5-acre park is an 5 Oak St, Three Oaks, Michigan minorities, to pursue careers in science. unprecedented center for worldclass www.applecidercentury.com 1300 S Lake Shore Drive, Chicago, Ill. art, music, architecture and landscape 800-877-2068 312-922-7827 design. Admission is free. During the Recreational bicycle tour, not a race. Limited to www.adlerplanetarium.org summer, music concerts take place daily the first 6,000 registered riders, 12 and under at lunchtime, and Monday & Thursday ride free. Follow quiet low-traffic paved country Chicago Botanic Gardens evenings. The Grant Park Music Festival backroads past orchards, vineyards, forests of Open daily 7 a.m.–9 p.m., 6/6–9/7, includes concerts on Wednesday fall colors and inland lakes and streams. Rest then 8 a.m.–6 p.m. daily evenings and the weekends. stops along the seven different routes ranging Free admission but parking fees apply. www.millenniumpark.org from 15, 25, 37, 50, 62, 75 and 100 miles. Go to the website for a PDF application. No day of The 385-acre Garden features 24 display Museum of Science & Industry ride registration. gardens and four natural areas, uniquely Extended hours 9:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m. situated on nine islands surrounded by Through September 7, 2014 NOVEMBER 13–15, 2015 lakes. Gorgeous summer annual displays, DOWAGIAC CHRISTMAS OPEN HOUSE a plant conservation science center, three Special exhibits include “Robot Revo- WEEKEND greenhouses, a juried art festival, farmer’s lution,” “Numbers in Nature,” and Downtown Dowagiac, Front & Beeson Streets market, musical concerts and more. “Humpback Whales (film).” Dowagiac MI 49047, 269-782-8212 Definitely a must-see experience! 57th St & Lake Shore Dr, Chicago, Ill. Horse drawn carriages, musical performances, 1000 Lake Cook Road, Glencoe, Ill. 773-684-1414 visits with an Old World Santa Claus, and 847-835-5440, www.chicago-botanic.org www.msichicago.org plenty of crafts and artisan products for sale from local boutiques at this charming Field Museum Shedd Aquarium Christmas festival. Get your holiday shopping Open daily 9 a.m.–5 p.m., except. Dec. 25 Open daily 9 a.m.–6 p.m. (summer hours, done early! 5/24–8/23) The Field Museum has been an international leader in archaeology and Take a tour of the water planet. All seven ethnography and has maintained close galleries are home to creatures from the links with the University of Chicago and Waters of the World—rivers and reefs, the University of Illinois at Chicago. New Great Lakes and small ones, and the exhibitions include: “Vikings,” through global ocean. October 4; Underground Adventure, 1200 S Lake Shore Drive, Chicago, Ill. through 2017; and “Galapagos,” a 3D film 312-939-2438, through 3/16/16. Contains Chicago’s only www.sheddaquarium.org completely digital 3-D theater. 1400 S Lake Shore Drive, Chicago, Ill. 312-922-9410, www.fieldmuseum.org

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Want to know where the best beach is or where A Newcomer‘s to take the family for ice cream? The best way to find out about a place is to ask the people who live there. Of course you can still count on a variety Guide to Area of responses—there seem to be few unanimous favorites!—but go ahead and check out the favorites Favorites recommended by a sampling of Andrews’ employees.

Greenhouses/ Wal-Mart Supercenter Store Yo-Bubbs Captain Mike’s Fun Park • 1400 Mall Dr 319 State Street, St. Joseph, Michigan 10975 S Red Arrow Hwy Nurseries Benton Harbor, Michigan 269-408-8625 Bridgman, Michigan 269-927-6025 269-465-5747 Brookside Nursery & Garden Center • 2107 South 11th St Lake Michigan 5415 Tilly Rd, St Joseph, Michigan Doe-Wah-Jack’s Canoe Rental 269-429-4500 Niles, Michigan Beaches 269-683-5573 52963 M-51 N, Dowagiac, Michigan 269-782-7410 Crystal Springs Florist • 316 Indian Ridge Blvd Grand Mere State Park Thorton Dr, Stevensville, Michigan 1475 Pipestone Rd Mishawaka, Indiana Hacker’s Golf-N-Games 269-426-4013 Benton Harbor, Michigan 574-243-9188 3019 South 11th St, Niles, Michigan 269-925-1167 269-684-6868 Lions Park Beach Ice Cream Places 1701 Lion’s Park Dr, St. Joseph, Sawyer Garden Center Hampshire Country Club, Inc. Michigan 5865 Sawyer Rd, Sawyer, Michigan 29592 Pokagon Hwy, Dowagiac, 269-426-8810 Baskin-Robbins 269-983-6341 2731 Niles Ave, St. Joseph, Michigan Michigan 269-782-7476 Shelton’s Farm Market 269-983-7909 Silver Beach Broad Street, St. Joseph, Michigan 1832 S 11th St, Niles, Michigan Hidden Pointe Fun Park 269-684-3230 Cold Stone Creamery 269-982-0533 620 W Edison Rd, Mishawaka, Indiana 1062 Nickerson Ave Benton Harbor, Michigan 574-257-7884 Jean Klock Park Grocery Stores 269-926-1358 Jean Klock Rd, Benton Harbor, Culver’s Mabuhay Ethnic Foods Michigan 4735 Red Arrow Hwy Kelley’s Bowl 111 N Cass, Berrien Springs, 269-208-5278 Stevensville, Michigan 2705 Cleveland Ave, St. Joseph, Michigan Michigan 269-408-1780 Tiscornia Beach (North Pier) 269-473-2755 269-983-3034 80 Ridgeway St, St. Joseph, Michigan Dairy Queen Martin’s Supermarket 269-983-6341 • 616 St. Joseph Ave Meadows Family Golf Center • 720 South 11th St 2121 W Shawnee Rd. Baroda, Berrien Springs, Michigan Niles, Michigan Michigan 269-471-4177 12032 Red Arrow Hwy, Sawyer, 269-684-2672 269-422-2828 • 2901 Niles Ave Michigan • 2121 S Cleveland Ave St. Joseph, Michigan 269-426-4013 St. Joseph, Michigan 269-983-1319 Vet Services/Kennels 269-983-15847 Weko Beach • 5637 Cleveland Ave 5239 Lake St, Bridgman, Michigan Kilwin’s Animal Care Center Stevensville, Michigan 269-465-3406 217 State St, St. Joseph, Michigan 1281 E Napier Ave 269-428-2311 269-982-1330 Benton Harbor, Michigan Recreation 269-926-2381 Roger’s Foodland South Bend Chocolate Factory 4039 Hollywood Rd • 300 State St, St. Joseph, AMF Blossom Bowling Lanes Two by Two Animal Hospital St. Joseph Michigan Michigan 2305 M-139, Benton Harbor, Michigan 7675 M-139, Berrien Springs, Michigan 269-429-9661 269-985-9866 269-927-3174 269-471-7042

We hope you’ll be fit and healthy during your stay, but in In Case of Emergency case of accident or illness here’s a list of local resources.

TELEPHONE HEALTH INFO EMERGENCY ROOMS PHARMACIES Walgreens (Open 24-hours) Lakeland HealthLine Lakeland HealthCare Rite Aid Pharmacy • 1260 Hilltop Rd 24-hr info from a 1234 Napier Ave 612 N St Joseph Ave St Joseph, Michigan registered nurse St. Joseph, Michigan Berrien Springs, Michigan 269-983-0315 1-800-303-8399 1-800-968-0115 269-471-5020 • 875 E Napier Rd Benton Harbor, Michigan CLINIC Lakeland Community Meijer 269-983-3463 University Medical Specialties Hospital 1920 Pipestone Rd • 907 S 11th St 9045 U.S. 31 31 N St. Joseph Ave Benton Harbor, Michigan Niles, Michigan Berrien Springs, Michigan Niles, Michigan 269-926-7204 269-683-0234 269-473-2222 269-983-8311

22 Seek Knowledge. Affirm Faith. Change the World. LOCAL ATTRACTIONS & SERVICES Outdoor Recreation U-Pick Southwest Michigan

Set in the heart of the Midwest “Fruitbelt,” Berrien County is famous for its succulent fruit and vege- table produce, and summer is the perfect time to cash in on the abundance of locally grown crops. Fruit and vegetable stands line nearly every road in the county, and it’s tough to beat their freshly picked goods. Unfortunately, this year’s unusual weather has limited the amount and types of fruit available. But there is still plenty of fresh produce and some fruit. Take advantage of the delicious options still available at these farms and markets:

Stover’s Big Red Barn 7837 M-139, Berrien Springs 269-471-1401 Open 9 a.m.–6 p.m., Monday–Saturday The setting of Andrews is perfect for squeaking sound caused by the high quartz June–October outdoor recreation during every season. content in the sand. Combine this with the Located ideally within the beautiful crashing of the waves, warmth of the sun Tree-Mendus Fruit Orchard & Country Store sunsets of Lake Michigan, rolling hills, and the sounds of children splashing in East of M-140 on Eureka Rd, Eau Claire wooded streams, beaches and lakeside the refreshing water, and you’ll suddenly 269-782-7101 • Opens June 3 attractions, the changing of the seasons feel very happy that the beaches are only 15 10 a.m.–6 p.m.—Daily, except Tuesdays allows students to enjoy a variety of recre- minutes away from Andrews. 10 a.m.–6 p.m., Friday–Monday, after Sept. 5 ation activities throughout the course of the For nature trail enthusiasts, you’ll love Project Fresh Farmer’s Market school year and summer. Given its proxim- the forest preserves and state parks that ity to Lake Michigan and 17 surrounding surround the university. Many of these Dwight P. Mitchell City Center Park Pipestone Rd, Benton Harbor state parks and recreational areas, extreme locations offer outstanding hiking and 10 a.m.–4 p.m. Wednesdays sports and water activities dominate the camping opportunities. Mountain bikers July–October summer and fall months. won’t be disappointed by the Kal-Haven Whether you’re into rock-climbing, Trail State Park, a 33.5-mile limestone/slag Degrandchamp’s Blueberry Farm (U-Pick) skydiving, kite-surfing, kayaking, back- trail that links Kalamazoo to South Haven, 76241 14th Ave, South Haven packing, mountain biking, golfing or or even the trails found in the woods near 269-637-3915 fishing, you’ll find plenty of opportuni- the Andrews Dairy. 8 a.m.–6 p.m. daily, July & August ties to satisfy your recreational tastes, all Other outdoor attractions include Barbott within a half-hour of campus. Michigan Farms, home of the area’s largest corn maze, Fruit Acres Farm Market and U-Pick is particularly well-known for its “singing and the Niles Skatepark, a concrete park 3452 Friday Rd, Coloma • 269-468-5076 sands,” a mysterious nickname for Lake consisting of bowls, ramps, ledges, grind 9 a.m.–7 p.m. daily, mid-June–October Michigan’s beaches. If you take a walk rails, jumps and more. Summertime at along the shoreline, you may notice the Andrews can (and should!) be enjoyed by all. Lemon Creek Fruit Farm 533 E Lemon Creek Rd, Berrien Springs Barbott Farms Corn Maze, 7155 Cleveland Ave, Stevensville, 269-422-2378 269-471-1321 Kal-Haven Trail State Park, www.kalhaventrail.org. Individual day pass $3, family $7 10 a.m.–6 p.m., Monday–Saturday Apple Cider Century Bicycle Tour, September 29, 2013, www.applecidercentury.com 12–6 p.m., Sunday Niles French Market Downtown Niles 8 a.m.–1 p.m., Thursdays What’s in Season? May 22–September 6 Nye’s Apple Barn JUNE: Strawberries, AUGUST: Apples, raspberries, OCTOBER: 3151 Niles Rd, St. Joseph cherries, gooseberries peaches, blackberries, blue­berries, Apples, grapes, 269-429-0596 cantaloupe, nectarines, musk­melon, plums, pears, May 3–November 4, 9 a.m.–6 p.m. JULY: Apricots, apples, pears, plums, watermelon, grapes raspberries blueberries, peaches, South Bend Farmer’s Market raspberries, cherries, SEPTEMBER: Apples, cantaloupe, nectarines, strawberries, muskmelon, apricots, grapes, 1105 Northside Blvd, South Bend, Indiana gooseberries nectarines, peaches, pears, plums, 574-282-1259 raspberries,­ watermelon 7 a.m.–2 p.m., Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 7 a.m.–3 p.m., Saturday

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