Campaign for the Next Century

This $5.5 million renovation added a new community entrance, extensive cardio and weight room and HVAC for the indoor track as well as renovating Hub White Pool.

This $12 million project built the Health Education Building, a state-of-the-art nursing education facility and endowed a robust Bachelor's of Science in Nursing program. 

This first-class banquet hall welcomes thousands of guests each year for everything from conferences to weddings as well as providing space for activities central to the core mission of JBU.

This $6 million renovation upgraded this historic women's dormitory with modern rooms and bathrooms and increased sustainability with new HVAC and energy features.

With the phasing out of the 60s-era Broadhurst Village, the $3 million Northslope Apartments fill the need for non-traditional housing options on campus.

The $5.5 million renovation of JBU's historic men's residence hall upgraded it to a modern dormitory while preserving the historic qualities of the building.

This new $3.25 million building provides nearly 17,000 sq. ft. of studio and project space for art and engineering students to expand their hands-on education opportunities.

The $1 million renovation of the Sheridan Townhouses provides updated housing for up to 84 upperclassmen.

Over $33.5 million in gifts will go to JBU programs and organizations that play a significant role in shaping JBU culture and strengthening JBU's impact around the world.

Over $13 million was received for new endowed scholarships and to boost previously endowed awards; helping keep Christian higher education affordable for students into perpetuity.

The $29.4 million raised for annual scholarships provides direct aid for students now, creating an immediate, positive impact.

Over $10 million in gifts toward the endowment for a variety of projects will enhance the academic excellence of JBU faculty and programs.

This is the first JBU campaign to include a goal for estate gifts to help offset the cost of JBU’s mission in our next century. Over $30 million in estate commitments exceeded the goal of $25 million.