Campus Tour

East Hall offers a small, suite-style setting featuring private bathrooms. This residence hall is perfect for students who prefer more of an apartment style but want to live on campus. With a common kitchenette, students who call East Hall home find it easy to get to know their neighbors.

Founders Hall is a popular choice for first-year students. It offers traditional double rooms near bathrooms, and access to a full kitchen and common living space. Featuring a shady courtyard, game room, and multiple study areas.

South Hall is a popular choice for first-year students and has more of a traditional residence hall feel. It offers mostly traditional double rooms near group bathrooms with access to a full kitchen and common living space, as well as a few single rooms with private baths.

Centennial Hall is perfect for meeting new friends. It was designed for fun, featuring a gaming room, meeting room, and large common areas on each floor. Three stories tall, Centennial Hall offers gorgeous views of the Bighorn Mountains and a comfortable living and learning environment.

Crook, Kearney, and Connor are small, two-story facilities that function as overflow housing as needed.

Whitney Villas are campus homes complete with front porches. Each building has one to five apartments with a combination of single and double rooms. Enjoy the campus with all the amenities of an off-campus home.

Whitney Lofts are campus apartments complete with front porches. Each building has one to five apartments with a combination of single and double rooms. Enjoy the campus with all the amenities of an off-campus apartment.

Sheridan College’s Fitness Center is located inside the Bruce Hoffman Golden Dome on campus. Open and free to students, staff, and faculty, the Fitness Center is staffed with student employees and features a variety of new health and wellness equipment, allowing you to pursue your fitness goals. A walking/running track inside the Golden Dome is available and open to the public.

The Sheridan Research and Extension Center is one of four University of Wyoming R&E sites in Wyoming. Sheridan College work together with university to support agriculture students.

Sheridan College’s Farrier Barn is the home of horses, cows, and other animals available to students in the Agriculture Department programs.

Sheridan College’s Innominate House is the one-stop-shop for all outdoor gear rental. From fishing poles to skis to camp chairs, we have got you covered for a small fee that is paid by semester.

The Griffith Building includes the Kooi Library, Massage Therapy classrooms, TRIO, IT Services, Human Resources, the on-campus nurse’s office, and the Sheridan College Foundation.

The Thorne-Rider Campus Center (TRCC) is Sheridan College’s student-focused activity center and dining commons. Students bond over cheeseburgers — or a plethora of other food options served food-court style — play pool, study on the couches or take in a ‘Tunes @ Noon’ on the colorful amphitheater-style seating.

The Technical Center is key to training tomorrow’s workforce. The Center features 52,000 total square feet of instructional training labs, classrooms and flexible space. In addition to a complete remodel of the existing space, the expansion includes a brand new welding lab; a wheeled lab addition to the diesel lab; and new classrooms, faculty offices and common areas for students.

The Arts at Sheridan College serves students in Music, Music Technology, Arts Administration, Theater and Dance, Graphic Design, and Visual Arts. The multi-million dollar Whitney Center for the Arts fac.ility includes cutting edge studios for performing, recording, sculpture, ceramics, painting, and drawing. Additionally, the performance hall and galleries serve up a variety of professional concerts and art exhibitions for students and the community of Sheridan.

The Whitney Academic Center includes a welcome center, a dozen new classrooms, a bookstore and coffee shop, student life space, and a dinosaur skeleton replica named Caesar.

The Whitney Building is the original Sheridan College that was constructed in 1948. Today it is faculty offices and classrooms.

The Perkins Health Science Center opened in the fall of 2023 and includes a state-of-the-art teaching and learning space crafted to support Sheridan College’s health science curriculum. This includes Nursing, Dental Hygiene, Medical Assistant, Nursing Assistant, and future growth in other health science-related fields to benefit our community.

The Kim and Mary Kay Love Dental Hygiene Clinic is a full-service clinic open to the public. We provide patient education and individualized therapeutic services to help patients reach their oral health goals at a reduced cost. The clinic is conveniently located on campus in the B.F. and Rose H. Perkins Health Science Center.

The Leslie F. Mohns Center is the home of the Sheridan College Museum of Discovery, located south of the Whitney Center and north of the Science Center. Each year, the College hosts the Science Museum Lecture Series in the Center.

The Science Center is located between the Mohn’s Center and the Ag Building. You can find science classrooms and faculty offices.

The Sheridan College Agriculture programs are thriving and require additional space to serve students. The Mars Agriculture Center provides the College with a 16,000 sq. ft. state-of-the-art building with top-notch learning environments for a variety of disciplines within the Sheridan College Ag Department.

Sheridan Campus has eleven parking lots (A-Z).

Sheridan College has a Frisbee Golf course open to the public.

The Paul R. Young Veterans Plaza in honor of those who have served our country. It can be found on the northwest corner of parking lot A.

The Whitney Mall is an amphitheater in the middle of campus by the Thorne-Rider Campus Center. Site of the Music on the Mall events as well as numerous other student-oriented events throughout the year. With tiered grass and concrete seating, it offers a wonderful outdoor gathering space.

The Sundial can be found outside the main entrance and is the largest sundial in Wyoming.

The Ag Field Lab is on the southwest corner of campus outside the front door of the Mars Agriculture Center.