SIUE has recorded its third-highest all-time enrollment with 14,142 students registered for fall 2018. This represents a less than one percent drop from its all-time high of 14,265 students for the fall 2017 semester.

Rendleman Hall
Rendleman Hall is SIUE’s main administration building.
It’s where students go to add or drop classes, receive help with financial aid, pay bills, purchase a parking permit, and access a variety of other administrative needs. The Office of
Admissions is located on the second floor.Before moving to the next tour stop:

Rendleman Hall faces the Builders of the University
Plaza (A), which honours employees who have worked at
SIUE for 15+ years. Located across the Plaza, Peck Hall (B) is a general classroom building and houses many of the College of Arts and Sciences academic departments.Madison County Transit buses (C) take students across campus, to Edwardsville/Glen Carbon and neighbouring towns.

Vadalabene Centre
The Vadalabene Centre is home to Intercollegiate
Athletics. SIUE is an NCAA Division I member of the Ohio Valley Conference (OVC), as well as the Mid-American Conference (MAC) as affiliate members in the sports of men’s soccer and wrestling. The Departments of Accounting and Computer Management and Information Systems are housed here, as well.
The primary hub for Campus Recreation, the Student Fitness Centre (I) is connected to the

Vadalabene Centre.
Student memberships are free. Would you like a tour? Stop at the front desk and ask for a tour of the facility.Also in or near the Student Fitness Centre:
Students can grab a smoothie from Freshëns, located near the main entrance.
The outdoor RecPlex (J) with lighted turf fields and pavilion hosts various intramural and club sports such as flag football, soccer, Quidditch and ultimate Frisbee, to Name a few.


Science Complex
The Science Complex consists of the new Science West and completely renovated Science East Buildings. You’re welcome to walk through Science West which houses more than 80 research and teaching labs, as well as classrooms for biological sciences, chemistry, environmental sciences, physics, mathematics and statistics. Students have access to the same types of high-tech equipment found in the research labs of future employers.

Engineering Building
The Engineering Building features 34 labs that replicate industry standards:
mechatronics and robotics,environmental testing, hydraulics and fluid mechanics, vibration analysis, to name a few. The new Fowler Student
Design Centre (O) includes competition team workspaces,3D printing, project prototyping and more.

Art and Design Buildings
The Art and Design Buildings feature a spacious art gallery, studios and critique spaces. Students study drawing,painting, printmaking, sculpture, ceramics, textiles, graphic design, photography and metals, as well as art history, art therapy and art education. Fun fact: Our unique Sculpture on Campus program gives students the opportunity to design and install large-scale outdoor sculpture throughout campus.

Student Success Centre
The Student Success Centre is all about students...it includes Kaldi’s Coffee, a large student lounge, a computer lab and group meeting space. It is a central location for critical student resources, including Student Academic Success Services, Accessible Campus Community and Equitable Student Support, Career Development Centre, Counselling Services, Health Service, and International Student and Scholar Services. The Student Success Centre is connected to the next stop on your tour…

Morris University Centre
The Morris University Centre (MUC) is the hub of student life. There are multiple restaurants throughout the building that offer selections which meet the diverse needs of the SIUE population, including Starbucks®, Chick-Fil-A Express® and Auntie Anne’s Pretzels®. You’ll also find a bowling alley,bookstore, bank and Union Station.
The “e” Sculpture
As you prepare to leave campus, we invite you to take a selfie at the “e” sculpture. Be sure to tag us when you post it to social media! The “e” sculpture was conceived by Heather Kniffel, BFA ’95, MFA ’13, and produced by Dave Thomas, BA Art and Design ’72.

Stratton Quadrangle
Stratton Quadrangle (2) is designed without a direct pathway between two buildings, ensuring students have some exposure to nature as they walk across campus. The
Quad is home to many SIUE traditions, including Welcome Week, Springfest and Homecoming. Painting “the Rock” is a popular campus tradition.
Before moving to the next tour stop:
Dunham Hall (D) is named after Katherine Dunham who was world-renowned for her contributions to dance,and was a professor at SIUE. Dunham Hall houses the Departments of Theatre and Dance, Music, and Mass Communications.
he Cougar Statue (E) is a popular meeting place and selfie spot for students. Fun fact: A live cougar lived on campus until 1985!

Lovejoy Library
Lovejoy Library (3) is a great place to study for an exam or gather research for an assignment. Information Technology Services are located in the lower level.Would you like to “check it out?” Feel free to enter the library from the main entrance off of the Quad, walk through and exit via the north doors to get to the next stop.Before proceeding to the next tour stop, take a minute to refer to your map. Founders Hall and Alumni Hall are two additional classroom buildings: Founders Hall (F) houses the School of Business; the Army ROTC; and the School of Education, Health and Human Behaviour. The School of Business features the Cougar Business Resource Centre, a central place for students to access new technology and collaborate on projects. Alumni Hall (G) is home to the School of Nursing,which features the Simulated Learning Centre for Health Sciences where nursing students use advanced technology to model the patient experience in a safe and a realistic environment. Alumni Hall also houses the Air Force ROTC and the Departments of Applied Communication Studies, Geography, and Public Administration and Policy Analysis. On your way to the next stop, you will walk across a red bridge. This bridge crosses over one of the many biking/running/walking trails (H) which connect to the Madison County Trails. Another fun fact! Students can check out bikes through our popular Bike Share Program.As you’re walking to the next stop, take a moment to locate Bluff Hall on the map, one of three first-year residence halls. All feature suite-style living with private and shared bedrooms. Deluxe suite bedrooms are available on a limited basis. Please note: Visitors are only allowed in the residence halls during an organised daily campus tour hosted by the Office of Admissions.Bluff Hall (K) features a fitness room, sand volleyball court, easy access to the trails, and a new Esports Arena,which is open to all students.Prairie Hall (L) also has a fitness room and a disc golf course.The outdoor area near Woodland Hall (M) is host to outdoor movies, bonfires and more.Evergreen Hall (N) and Cougar Village are available for upper class students, graduate students and families