Nearly 1,900 undergraduate and graduate students come together at SNC, representing 31 states and 12 countries. We’re a unique group of people who support each other and embrace our diversity. You won’t be another face in the crowd here — you’ll be an important part of the fabric of our community.
What does it mean that nearly all of our students live on campus? It means that people arrive as strangers but leave as classmates, roommates and lifelong friends. It’s easy to build relationships when SNC feels like home.
We believe in bettering ourselves and doing good for others, too. You’ll also have the opportunity to serve your community through TRIPS alternative breaks and other service-learning activities.
Because we’re a four-year residential college, you’ll live life among awesome roommates, familiar classmates and future best friends. We provide flexible housing options, including residence halls, townhouses, apartment-style suites, theme houses and college houses. Live, learn, work and play in our close-knit community of people who care.
Our inclusive community brings together people from diverse backgrounds. We celebrate what makes you unique and provide support in your quest to discover — and be — who you truly are.
Explore diversity and inclusion
Show your school spirit with traditions old and new. Begin your SNC journey by touching the Victory Bell during Convocation — end it by snapping grad selfies with a statue of our founder.
Explore spirit and traditions
SNC has 23 NCAA Division III varsity athletics teams. Our Green Knights have a proud history of winning, with 160 conference championships and 10 national championships. Join a team of student-athletes who embrace athletic and academic excellence.
Explore athletics“ I’m in Tau Kappa Epsilon (TKE). I joined my first semester of freshman year. That was probably one of the most formative experiences that I’ve had. I came into college kind of unsure of myself – still outgoing. But when I joined, I got a bunch of brothers from different areas of campus and different ages, having an unlimited amount of role models in the group who helped me find and get more confident in who I was. It’s given me lifelong friends.
”Mason VanRossum ‘20
“ I’m in Tau Kappa Epsilon (TKE). I joined my first semester of freshman year. That was probably one of the most formative experiences that I’ve had. I came into college kind of unsure of myself – still outgoing. But when I joined, I got a bunch of brothers from different areas of campus and different ages, having an unlimited amount of role models in the group who helped me find and get more confident in who I was. It’s given me lifelong friends.
”Mason VanRossum ‘20
Our campus is always bustling with activity. Catch an upcoming performance at the Abbot Pennings Hall of Fine Arts, support local and internationally renowned artists at the Bush Art Center or participate in open and authentic dialogue with programs hosted by The Cassandra Voss Center.
In addition to eight academic centers with their own unique programs, the Mulva Library, office of multicultural services and student organizations also host events throughout the year. Check out our comprehensive events calendar to see what’s going on around campus. And if you haven’t visited our college, we invite you to experience SNC for yourself — whether in person or virtually.
We support your development across multiple levels: intellectual, spiritual and personal. That means giving you the resources to practice growth and well-being in all of their dimensions. Whether you prefer to hit the weights or meditate, play intramural sports or do yoga, you’ll have the time and space to do so. We also have a religious community that’s welcoming of all faiths, as well as student services for all of your physical and mental health needs.
Ray Van Den Heuvel Family Campus Center
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Center for Student Engagement
St. Norbert College
Campus Center
100 Grant St.
De Pere, WI 54115
