Tabor College

• TABOR HILLSBORO CAMPUS The campus consists of 43 buildings, located on an 86.5-acre tract in the southeast part of Hillsboro. Recent projects include the construction of the Solomon L. Loewen Natural Science Center, Dakota Hall, Hiebert Hall, Loewen Hall, and Wiebe Hall (a new residence hall and townhouses), a strength training facility addition to the Campus Recreation Center, a locker room, and the Joel Wiens Stadium. 
• TABOR WICHITA CAMPUS Tabor College School of Adult and Graduate Studies is located in the northwest portion of Wichita and is easily accessible from all directions, including Interstate 235 and Highway 96. Our facilities in Wichita feature three large classrooms with state-of-the-art technology as well as administrative offices, which house key services for adult and graduate students. Also housed in this location are offices of the District Minister for the Southern District of the Mennonite Brethren Church and of the Mennonite Brethren Missions and Services International.
• TABOR COLLEGE ONLINE Tabor College offers undergraduate and graduate degree programs completely online. Students attending Tabor College Online are serviced by the School of Adult & Graduate Studies and have access to a full range of student services. This site can be accessed through the college’s website at tabor.edu/online. 

Our Hillsboro campus is located in Hillsboro, Kansas (population approximately 3,500), an agricultural area 50 miles north of Wichita, the largest city in Kansas. In addition to Tabor College, the town of Hillsboro has a hospital, two medical clinics, a municipal park with a public swimming pool, and a golf course. Numerous educational and cultural opportunities are available in communities within a one-hour drive of Hillsboro

The Residence Life Department offers a wide range of housing options for students to experience during their time at Tabor. The group-living experience is an important element of a wellrounded college life. The living arrangements are designed to develop community. It’s where students can find meaningful relationships with roommates and others that can last a lifetime. Throughout the semester, the Residence Life Staff offers a variety of activities and social events for each housing area. Each hall is staffed by a residence director and resident assistants to maintain a safe/healthy environment for all students.

The following are housing options:

Residence Halls (Female/Male)
Primarily designed for first year and other new students, but are open to all students. The residence halls are designed in units of less than 25 students per floor. Most are arranged in modules of eight students.

Dakota & Harms (Male)
Open to students with at least sophomore status. Both buildings are located on the north side of campus and offer double and triple rooms. Both areas have living room/lounge areas.

Townhouses & Tabor Houses (Female/Male)
Open to students with at least junior status. Each townhouse offers a suite styled living area with several double rooms and common restrooms, kitchens and living rooms. Houses are Tabor owned and are all within close walking distance to all areas of campus.

Theme Houses (Female/Male)
Theme housing is an option for students with common academic and extra-curricular interests. It is intended to be a formative living and learning community designed to integrate students’ residential, academic and extra-curricular experiences. Themes for a living community might focus on a common extra curricular activity, academic major, campus organization or common interest. Residents of a theme house meet weekly to discuss their interests and make valuable contributions to the broader community by providing various programs/events focused on their particular theme.