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Investing in OKWU’s Future

Campus Renaissance

OKWU’s campus is over 27 acres — with growing space for athletics and multi-use housing.

To maintain our position as a leader in education, we need to upgrade our campus infrastructure. Renovating classrooms, labs, and living spaces will improve the student experience and drive future growth.

The Campus Renaissance projects will support modernization of academic spaces, residential housing, and expansion for the growing needs of students.

The Campus Renaissance will transform our community’s experience by providing:

  • A Christ-centered community for life-change
  • Enhancing facilities for quality learning
  • Renovations to dorms for safe and comfort
  • Expansions to student housing and classrooms
  • Boost recruitment and retention of top students

These projects will enhance the student experience and drive future growth.

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Eagle Village

Goal: $2 Million

Opening in the fall of 2025, the Eagle Village Apartments is expanding residential housing. A $500K grant enabled the groundbreaking in October 2024. Located on Silver Lake Road across from campus, each apartment will have two bedrooms, two bathrooms, and shared living spaces.

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Parking & Safety

Goal: $1 Million

Better student parking and safety are vital for a great university experience and growth. With more parking spaces and improved safety, students can focus on studying and campus life. This elevates student satisfaction and strengthens the university. Your support helps build a reputation of a welcoming and secure campus.

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Campus Housing

Goal: $4 Million

Insufficient dormitory space is harming student experiences and limiting the university’s growth. A supportive environment can enhance student success and attract more talented individuals.

Help renovate our dorms:

  • Susanna Wesley Hall
  • Wert Hall
  • Scott Hall/Dorm 74
  • Colaw Hall
  • Phillippe Hall

Interested in naming rights, legacy giving, or learning more about our vision? Contact us.

Scott Hall

Goal: $250,000 

Join us in revitalizing Scott Hall! Built in 1997, Scott Hall offers a traditional residence hall setup with 28 rooms and community bathrooms. Through our $100K Matching Gift Challenge, we aim to raise $250,000 to create a modern, comfortable environment that fosters a close-knit community. Named after Reverend Orange Scott, this hall honors a legacy of social reform and dedication.

Wesley Hall at Oklahoma Wesleyan University

Wert Hall

Goal: $250,000 

Help transform Wert Hall into an inspiring, upgraded space for future OKWU students. Set in a unique quad-style arrangement, Wert Hall serves as a vital community hub. With a $100K Matching Gift Challenge and a goal of $250,000, we’re enhancing this hall to reflect OKWU’s dedication to student life. Named for Dr. Clarence Wert, Wert Hall upholds our history while moving into a brighter future.

Wesley Hall at Oklahoma Wesleyan University

Colaw Hall

Goal: $250,000 

Help us renovate Colaw Hall, a residence with 20 suite-style rooms, shared private bathrooms, and community amenities. Named in honor of C.B. and Mabel Colaw, the hall celebrates their legacy of service. With the roof replaced in 2024, our next phase focuses on interior upgrades to enhance comfort and community. Join the Campus Renaissance and make Colaw Hall a welcoming, modern space for future OKWU students.

Wesley Hall at Oklahoma Wesleyan University

Wesley Hall

Goal: $400,000 / Fully Funded

Thanks to the generosity of the OKWU community, the Wesley Hall renovation project was fully funded in less than 9 months!

Wesley Hall at Oklahoma Wesleyan University

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