Colorado Christian University is currently undergoing a major campus renovation of their Lakewood, Colorado location.
The renovation is scheduled to take 7–9 years to complete at a cost of over $120 million.
In 2012, former CCU President William Armstrong spearheaded the campus renovation project.
The university created the Armstrong Legacy initiative as an effort to secure $30.2 million for the Armstrong Center, and $19.2 million for our second new academic building.
An additional $50 million will also be pursued to provide a new endowment fund for need-based student scholarships.

The new academic building, Leprino Hall, was opened in Fall 2014.
This building is the first of the CCU renovation.
The 43,000 square foot building cost $30 million to build and was completed in the summer of 2014.

CCU opened a new residence hall to students in August 2015.
The new housing has been named "Yetter Hall" after the president of Rockmont College from 1954–1963, Archie Yetter.
The residence hall houses around 300 students in 53 apartment units.
Each unit includes three bedrooms, three bathrooms, a living room, full sized kitchen, and washer and dryers.

On August 24, 2017, the Anschutz Student Center opened.
It is located at the center of CCU's campus and has 55,000 square feet of space, including food services, offices, and a gym.
The Anschutz Student Center's upper floor is a hangout space for students and includes a game room, along with Student Life and Student Activities offices.
The main floor of the student center has a canteen.
The Great Room is available for different gatherings of students and visitors on campus.

Dedicated August 21, 2019, Rockmont Hall is the second new residence hall constructed as part of the University's campus redevelopment campaign.
The 115,000-square-foot facility is named in honor of one of CCU's heritage institutions.
Rockmont Hall stands at the corner of Alameda Avenue and Cody Street in Lakewood.

Fundraising is currently underway for the Armstrong Center.
The facility will serve as the backbone of the academic quad; it will house the Lee Strobel Center for Evangelism and Applied Apologetics, the Clifford Fowler Library, and the University's first dedicated chapel space; and allow the School of Music to return to the heart of campus.
Future plans also include the construction of a second dedicated academic building.
Colorado Christian University is currently undergoing a major campus renovation of their Lakewood, Colorado location. The renovation is scheduled to take 7–9 years to complete at a cost of over $120 million. In 2012, former CCU President William Armstrong spearheaded the campus renovation project. The university created the Armstrong Legacy initiative as an effort to secure $30.2 million for the Armstrong Center, and $19.2 million for our second new academic building. An additional $50 million will also be pursued to provide a new endowment fund for need-based student scholarships.
The new academic building, Leprino Hall, was opened in Fall 2014. This building is the first of the CCU renovation. The 43,000 square foot building cost $30 million to build and was completed in the summer of 2014.
CCU opened a new residence hall to students in August 2015. The new housing has been named "Yetter Hall" after the president of Rockmont College from 1954–1963, Archie Yetter. The residence hall houses around 300 students in 53 apartment units. Each unit includes three bedrooms, three bathrooms, a living room, full sized kitchen, and washer and dryers.
On August 24, 2017, the Anschutz Student Center opened. It is located at the center of CCU's campus and has 55,000 square feet of space, including food services, offices, and a gym. The Anschutz Student Center's upper floor is a hangout space for students and includes a game room, along with Student Life and Student Activities offices. The main floor of the student center has a canteen. The Great Room is available for different gatherings of students and visitors on campus.
Dedicated August 21, 2019, Rockmont Hall is the second new residence hall constructed as part of the University's campus redevelopment campaign. The 115,000-square-foot facility is named in honor of one of CCU's heritage institutions. Rockmont Hall stands at the corner of Alameda Avenue and Cody Street in Lakewood.
Fundraising is currently underway for the Armstrong Center. The facility will serve as the backbone of the academic quad; it will house the Lee Strobel Center for Evangelism and Applied Apologetics, the Clifford Fowler Library, and the University's first dedicated chapel space; and allow the School of Music to return to the heart of campus. Future plans also include the construction of a second dedicated academic building.
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