The field house contains weight lifting equipment, a 1/10 mile track, and a double basketball court. Johnson Wellness Center – Located at 1500 Morton Avenue, the 92,000-square-foot facility houses the nursing and kinesiology departments, recreational and athletic facilities, a community clinic, classrooms and faculty offices. The college's maintenance division is based out of a garage directly north of the building.Ĭharles S. The facility underwent a complete renovation in 1998 and was named in recognition of alumnus Alice (Olson) Humphrey. Humphrey is on the National Register of Historic Places, and was built in three different phases (1895, 1898, 1904). The offices of Admissions, Business, Financial Aid, Registrar, President, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, Vice President for Finance and Administration, and Vice President for Advancement are all located here. Humphrey Center – Formerly Old Main, the Humphrey Center is the oldest building on campus, built in 1896. Old Main (now the Humphrey Center) circa 1900.
Notable landmarks include the Humphrey Center-built in 1895 in the style of Danish Renaissance architecture-and a 159-foot long skywalk across U.S. Over 800 students live on campus in six different residential facilities. Grand View's 50- acre campus is located in the Union Park Neighborhood of Des Moines, Iowa, just northeast of downtown. The Grand View Danish Immigrant Archives houses a wide variety of information sources related to the Danish immigrant influence on the United States, including personal histories, photographs, writings, and a large collection of Danish American newspapers and magazines.
In 2008, after adding graduate programs, the college renamed itself Grand View University. In 1975, nursing programs were added along with baccalaureate programs, and the school, which had been called ' Grand View Junior College, dropped the "junior" from its name. In 1968, the school's theological seminary was relocated to Maywood, Illinois. It gained accreditation by the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools in 1959. Instruction at the junior college level began in 1924 and accreditation by the Iowa State Department of Public Instruction came in 1938 following the dissolution of the academy. In 1912, Grand View opened a high school academy department. at Durham County Memorial Stadium.Grand View College and Seminary was started in 1896 by members of the Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. Hopefully it will be right here in Sioux City with our Mustangs,” he said. “The national championship is coming home to Iowa one way or another. He said he’s excited to see the outcome of the game. It will be Grand View’s first appearance since winning the championship in 2013.Īrbuckle will be joining a group of Morningside students and fans who are traveling to North Carolina to support the team from the stands. This is the third time in the last four years Morningside has played in the title game. “Everyone’s ready to get done with the semester and get out to North Carolina to support Mustang football.” “The atmosphere on campus since last Saturday when we won against Northwestern (Orange City, Iowa) has been pure and utter excitement,” he said. Junior Garrett Arbuckle was among the over 60 fans gathered to send off the team.
Morningside students and faculty cheered for their football team as they hit the road for Durham on Tuesday. This is the first time Morningside University in Sioux City and Grand View University in Des Moines will vie against each other for the title. Two Iowa universities will face off at the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Football championship in Durham, North Carolina on Saturday.
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