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WheretostayinConwayBestWestern ConwayI-40&US64E,501-329-9855

Candlewood Suites2360 Sanders St.,501-329-8551

Comfort Suites705N.MuseumRd.,501-329-8548

Country Inn and Suites750AmityRd.,501-932-0500

Fairfield Inn and Suites2260 Sanders St.,501-505-8034

Hampton Inn810MuseumRd.,501-329-8999

Hilton Garden Inn805AmityRd.,501-329-1444

Holiday Inn ExpressMotel2370Sanders St.,501-450-9112

La Quinta Inn & Suites2350Sanders St.,501-328-5100

Microtel Inn and Suites2475 Sanders St.,501-327-0898

Quality Inn150US65N,501-329-0300

Super 82430 Sanders St.,501-505-8880

WheretoeatinConway(There are dozens of different places toeat in town,but these are our favorites.)Blackwoods Gyros & Grill (Greek)803Harkrider St.,501-329-3934

Chili’s (American)1111 E.Oak St.,501-730-0225

Fuji Steakhouse (Japanese& Sushi)1260OldMorriltonHwy.,501-328-5888

La Huerta (Mexican)1052Harrison St.,501-764-0202

Marketplace Grill (NouveauAmerican)600US65N,501-336-0011

Michelangelo’s (Italian)1117 Oak St.,501-329-7278

Mike's Place (Steak&Seafood)808 Front St.,501-269-6453

Oak Street Bistro (Sandwiches&Salads)800 4thAve.,501-450-9908

Old Chicago (Pizza&Pasta)1010Main St.,501-329-6262

Something Brewing(Coffee & Sandwiches)1156 Front St.,501-327-5517

Howtogethereby car: Travelingwest on I-40, take Exit125 and turn left ontoUS65-B/HarkriderSt.Traveling east on I-40, take Exit 125and turn right ontoUS65-B/HarkriderSt.Stay onUS65-B/Harkrider St. forabout half amile.Travel past TheVillageatHendrix on your left, through thefirst roundabout (exiting to remain onUS65-B/Harkrider St.), and underneatha pedestrian bridge.Upon entering thesecond roundabout, take an immediateright ontoMarkhamSt., and then takethe first right ontoSpruceSt.FromSpruceSt.,turn right at theVisitorParking sign.Youwill find visitor parking in front ofEllis Hall,home of theHendrix Office ofAdmission and Financial Aid.

by plane: Little RockNational Airport isserved byAmerican Eagle,ContinentalExpress,Delta/DeltaConnection,Southwest,United Express,andUSAirways Express airlines. It isapproximately a 30-minute drive fromtheHendrix campus. If a student is flyingalone,notify us ahead of timewhenyour flightwill be arriving and aHendrixstudentwillmeet you at the airport anddrive you to campus.Rental cars are alsoavailable frommost national agencies.

If youdriveyourself fromtheairport,takeI-440West (towardLittleRock).Take theI-30East exit,andproceedon I-30Eastto I-40.Fromthe far left lane of I-30East,mergeonto I-40West. (Then follow the“ByCar” directions above.)

by train:Amtrak’s Texas Eagle(800-872-7245) provides passengerservicewith scheduled arrivals anddepartures at Little Rock’s beautifullyrestoredUnion Station Square.

Imagine the quintessential small,residential, liberal arts college. Imaginewhat itmust be

like to live there,walkingwithyour friends across thewell-kept campus to attend classes and

labs in elegant,classic,red-brickbuildings. Imaginehavinga theatre,an art gallery,

a dance studio,diningareas,athletics fields,complete recreational facilities— even

aPecanCourt— right inyour own “backyard.”

Imagine.

office of admission1600Washington Avenue

Conway, Arkansas72032-3080

Phone: 501-450-1362 or 800-277-9017Fax: 501-450-3843

E-mail: adm@hendrix.eduWeb: www.hendrix.edu

Hendrix adheres to the principle of equal educational and employment opportunity without regard to age, race, gender, disability, sexual orientation,or national origin. Further, the College is committed to themaintenance of an atmosphere of civility and respect for all students, faculty, and staff.

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It’s not Utopia —but it’s close.

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Hendrix is a truly egalitarian community,where you are acceptedwholeheartedly

forwho you are andwhat you are.When you visit campus,you’ll discover for

yourself what sets us apart fromother schools — our college’s friendly,open,

honest,unpretentious character.

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At Hendrix, you don’t just visit campus, you experience it. And the best way

to do that is through a customized, individual campus visit. You can schedule

a visit anytime during the year, although we encourage you to come when classes

are in session and student activities are in full swing so you can experience a real

taste of Hendrix campus life. Just give us a call at 1-800-277-9017.

Your individualHendrix experience.

Things to do during

your individualHendrix experience:

> attend a class> take a student-led campus walk> learn more about financial aid> meet one-on-one with an admission

counselor> have lunch in the cafeteria> meet individually with a faculty

member and/or a coach*> stay overnight with a student

(high school seniors only)**must be arranged in advance

The Gazebo

Butler Plaza

Fall 2010> Monday, September 20

> Monday, October 11

> Friday, October 29

> Friday, November 12

Pre-Med Day

Spring 2011> Friday, January 28*

> Monday, February 7*

> Sunday, April 17 and

Monday, April 18

Hendrix After Dark

> Friday, April 29

Odyssey Day for Juniors

Hendrix ExperiencesWealso hold a series

of campus visit days

(we call them “Hendrix College Experiences”)

throughout the academic year.

*Please choose one of these dates if you are planning a music, theatre, or dance

audition when you visit campus. Auditions must be completed by March 14.

Raney Hall

Veasey Hall

Wellness and Athletics Center

Athletics Fields

Galloway Hall

President’s Home

Bailey Library

Couch Hall

Residence Apartmentsin The Village

The Bertie WilsonMurphy Building

The Raney Building

Physical Plant

Student Life andTechnology Center

Hulen HallTennis Courts

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Office of General Counseland The Village at Hendrix

Health andCounseling Services

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Fausett Hall

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StudentResidences

3. Raney Hall (1958) houses 96 women.

4. Veasey Hall (1967), known simply as“VZ,” can accommodate 120 women.

5. Galloway Hall (1933), a two-storyTudor-style building,houses 96 women.

23. Martin Hall (1919), a four-storyresidence hall, has space for 133men.

24. Couch Hall (1956) is Hendrix’sonly co-educational residence hall andcan house 152 students.

28. Hardin Hall (1964) can accommodate142male students.

29. Residence Houses (1999), knownalso as “The Quad,” accommodate 16-18residents in each of the six units.

31. The Language House (1939)provides a unique option for residentsto immerse themselves in a foreignlanguage,which changes each year.

33. Front Street Apartments

36. The Hendrix Corner (2008) canhouse 72 students in 28 units consistingof two-bedroom townhouses and three-bedroom flats.

37. Residence Apartments in The Village(2009) canhouse up to 130 upperclassmenin two- and three-bedroomapartments.

38. Huntington Apartments

39. Clifton Street Apartments

40. The Eco House provides co-edhousingwith an emphasis on sustainable living.

Academic Buildings

2. Bailey Library (1994) contains193,000bookvolumes; 34,000boundperiodical volumes; 32,000 governmentdocuments and an extensive collectionofmicrofilms. The building also housesthe Snoddy Academic Resources Center,which includes the general studentcomputer lab, the LibraryMedia Center,the writing lab, and a 24-hour study area.

6. The Raney Building (1968) houses thedepartments of philosophy and religion.

13. Mills Center for Social Sciences(1975) houses the departments ofeconomics and business, education,history, politics, and sociology.

14. & 15. Charles D. Morgan Centerfor Physical Sciences (2000) includesReynolds Hall (1931) and Acxiom Hall(2000) andhouses chemistry,computerscience,mathematics and physics, andalso includesmany specialized labsand facilities for student and facultyresearch.

16. The BertieWilson MurphyBuilding (2002) serves as the centerfor programs in language and literature(such as readings and film series)sponsored by the Hendrix-MurphyFoundation.

22. DonaldW. Reynolds Center forLife Sciences (2001) houses thedepartments of biology and psychologyand provides generous lab and researchspace for students and faculty.

25. Trieschmann Fine Arts Buildingand Reves Recital Hall (1962) provideresources for the department ofmusic.Trieschmann also houses a gallery and adance studio.Reves Recital Hall is usedfor student and facultymusical recitals.

34. The Art Complex (2003) includesthree buildings with a large gallery,spacious studios for drawing,painting,printmaking, sculpture and ceramics, anda photography studio and darkrooms.

AdministrativeBuildings&Offices

1. President’s Home

8. Physical Plant

9. Public Safety

10. Office of General Counsel andThe Village at Hendrix

27. Fausett Hall (1983) containsadministrative offices as well asclassrooms and offices for the Englishand foreign languages departments.

30. Ellis Hall (1914) houses theOffice ofAdmission andFinancialAid and is listedon theNationalRegister ofHistoric Places.

32. Information Technology

StudentServices

11. Health and Counseling Services18. Student Life and TechnologyCenter (2010) houses Student Affairs,Career Services,Religious Life,ResidenceLife, the Odyssey program,AcademicSupport Services, and the VolunteerAction Center. It also includes anEducational Technology Center,performance spaces, offices for studentorganizations, a dining hall with acathedral ceiling, the post office,a game area, and a café.

Athletic Facilities

7.Wellness and Athletics Center (2007)includes an aquatics centerwith retractingroof,competition and recreationalgymnasiums,climbingwall, fitnesscenter,sandvolleyball court,and spacefor dance andaerobics.

26. Tennis Courts

35. Athletics Fields include an eight-lane track and lighted fields for baseball,softball, soccer, lacrosse, and field hockey.

Special Use Facilities

12. Costume Shop

17. The Bookstore, located on thefirst floor of Building D in the ResidenceApartments in The Village, is theCollege’s one-stop shop for books,supplies, and Hendrix apparel and gifts.

19. The Cabe Theatre Arts Center(1977) contains a 224-seat, thrust-stagetheater that is used for Hendrix Playersmainstage productions and student-directed one-act plays.

20. Staples Auditorium (1951)

21. Greene Chapel (1951), a Gothic-stylechapel, can seat 300 for events such asreligious life services,weddings, andthe annual Candlelight Carol Services.

Campus Guide WheretostayinConwayBestWestern ConwayI-40&US64E,501-329-9855

Candlewood Suites2360 Sanders St.,501-329-8551

Comfort Suites705N.MuseumRd.,501-329-8548

Country Inn and Suites750AmityRd.,501-932-0500

Fairfield Inn and Suites2260 Sanders St.,501-505-8034

Hampton Inn810MuseumRd.,501-329-8999

Hilton Garden Inn805AmityRd.,501-329-1444

Holiday Inn ExpressMotel2370Sanders St.,501-450-9112

La Quinta Inn & Suites2350Sanders St.,501-328-5100

Microtel Inn and Suites2475 Sanders St.,501-327-0898

Quality Inn150US65N,501-329-0300

Super 82430 Sanders St.,501-505-8880

WheretoeatinConway(There are dozens of different places toeat in town,but these are our favorites.)Blackwoods Gyros & Grill (Greek)803Harkrider St.,501-329-3934

Chili’s (American)1111 E.Oak St.,501-730-0225

Fuji Steakhouse (Japanese& Sushi)1260OldMorriltonHwy.,501-328-5888

La Huerta (Mexican)1052Harrison St.,501-764-0202

Marketplace Grill (NouveauAmerican)600US65N,501-336-0011

Michelangelo’s (Italian)1117 Oak St.,501-329-7278

Mike's Place (Steak&Seafood)808 Front St.,501-269-6453

Oak Street Bistro (Sandwiches&Salads)800 4thAve.,501-450-9908

Old Chicago (Pizza&Pasta)1010Main St.,501-329-6262

Something Brewing(Coffee & Sandwiches)1156 Front St.,501-327-5517

Howtogethereby car: Travelingwest on I-40, take Exit125 and turn left ontoUS65-B/HarkriderSt.Traveling east on I-40, take Exit 125and turn right ontoUS65-B/HarkriderSt.Stay onUS65-B/Harkrider St. forabout half amile.Travel past TheVillageatHendrix on your left, through thefirst roundabout (exiting to remain onUS65-B/Harkrider St.), and underneatha pedestrian bridge.Upon entering thesecond roundabout, take an immediateright ontoMarkhamSt., and then takethe first right ontoSpruceSt.FromSpruceSt.,turn right at theVisitorParking sign.Youwill find visitor parking in front ofEllis Hall,home of theHendrix Office ofAdmission and Financial Aid.

by plane: Little RockNational Airport isserved byAmerican Eagle,ContinentalExpress,Delta/DeltaConnection,Southwest,United Express,andUSAirways Express airlines. It isapproximately a 30-minute drive fromtheHendrix campus. If a student is flyingalone,notify us ahead of timewhenyour flightwill be arriving and aHendrixstudentwillmeet you at the airport anddrive you to campus.Rental cars are alsoavailable frommost national agencies.

If youdriveyourself fromtheairport,takeI-440West (towardLittleRock).Take theI-30East exit,andproceedon I-30Eastto I-40.Fromthe far left lane of I-30East,mergeonto I-40West. (Then follow the“ByCar” directions above.)

by train:Amtrak’s Texas Eagle(800-872-7245) provides passengerservicewith scheduled arrivals anddepartures at Little Rock’s beautifullyrestoredUnion Station Square.

Imagine the quintessential small,residential, liberal arts college. Imaginewhat itmust be

like to live there,walkingwithyour friends across thewell-kept campus to attend classes and

labs in elegant,classic,red-brickbuildings. Imaginehavinga theatre,an art gallery,

a dance studio,diningareas,athletics fields,complete recreational facilities— even

aPecanCourt— right inyour own “backyard.”

Imagine.

office of admission1600Washington Avenue

Conway, Arkansas72032-3080

Phone: 501-450-1362 or 800-277-9017Fax: 501-450-3843

E-mail: adm@hendrix.eduWeb: www.hendrix.edu

Hendrix adheres to the principle of equal educational and employment opportunity without regard to age, race, gender, disability, sexual orientation,or national origin. Further, the College is committed to themaintenance of an atmosphere of civility and respect for all students, faculty, and staff.

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