Student Life

Don’t Just Go to College—Join a Community

As a member of the Heidelberg community, you will contribute to an environment that cultivates learning and discovery, encourages independent thinking inspires creativity, champions respect, and values overall wellbeing.

Our Commitment to Opportunity

Living on Campus

Living on campus can be an exciting experience. Explore the different housing options and get a glimpse of what life is like in the residence halls.

Explore our Dorms

Healthy Eating

When we joined forces with Parkhurst Dining, we decided to go all-in for healthy eating. Our dining hall features local, fresh, and sustainable food sources, build-your-own meal concepts, and options for every diet including vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free.

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Student Groups

With so many student groups, activities, and resources to enhance campus life, you’ll have no problem finding your niche at Heidelberg.

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Opportunity Makers for All

Heidelberg takes deliberate and thoughtful actions to create opportunities for everyone on our campus in order to improve our commitment to fulfilling our Core Student Mission for all students.

Service Learning

When you give to others, you often get more than you give. Service learning is a way to give back to our community and our world and apply what you've learned in the classroom.

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Health & Safety

Keeping you safe and healthy is a top priority. Check out the many different services and offices on campus to keep you happy and healthy.

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Find Your Fit

When it fits, it fits. Heidelberg is proud to be home to student athletes, musicians, activists, teachers, future doctors, and so much more. Heidelberg's campus may be just a small piece of this big world, but it's the door to so much more.

Discover Your Next Step

Class projects lead students on path of discovery about Heidelberg’s history (part 2)

Kami Stanfield, Cale Horsch win Snyder Prize; Sarah Lazzari is Faculty Member of the Year

175 years of communication, culture and identity at Heidelberg: Class projects (Part I)