Within the village of Emory, Va. our 168-acre historic Emory Campus holds every facility students need to excel.

The naturally spring-fed Duck Pond is a favorite spot for students to study and observe the ducks.

The iconic Wiley Hall is the administrative building and houses Admissions, Financial Aid and the Paul Adrian Powell, III Student Success Center.

The McGlothlin Center of the Arts enhances the liberal arts curriculum through offering performing and visual arts events in galleries, theatres and through the University radio station.

Carriger Hall is home to the Emory & Henry School of Business. One of the oldest buildings on campus, Carriger Hall is newly renovated to be technologically advanced for tomorrow’s business professionals.

The Memorial Chapel, notable for its stained glass, provides worship opportunities for students and is a venue for University and local events.

The van Vlissingen Center for Career & Professional Development assists students with choosing a major, finding internships, and preparing for the world of work or graduate school.

The Village is a student community of townhouses, the Emory Mercantile, post office, health center and more.

The Health Sciences Campus in Marion has renovated state-of-the-art facilities that prepare students for careers in healthcare with various graduate degrees.

The 120-acre Intermont Equestrian Center is home to Emory & Henry’s National Equestrian Champions. The center’s arenas and cross-country course serve as venues for competitions and training.