About

Quick Facts

Sterling College is a four-year college with a tradition of providing Christ-centered liberal arts education since its founding in 1887.

• The College has an enrollment of 650 students.

• Sterling has more than 20 academic programs and concentrations, totaling 80+ programs of study.

• The student to faculty ratio is 11/1.

Board of Trustees

Glennys Doane '73, Downs, KS
Volunteer for several educational organizations, Board Vice Chair

Dr. Dan Fahrenholtz '68, Greeley, CO
Physician, North Colorado Family Medicine

Dr. Ray Farag '71, Wichita, KS
Teacher and Consultant for USD 259

Pam Head '69, Wichita, KS
Retired, CEO of American Red Cross, Kansas

Host Family Program

Students:

  • Would you like to get to know a local family?
  • Would you like to have an occasional home-cooked meal or a place to hang out off campus?
  • Would you like to have a local family that attends your sporting event, theatre production, choir concert, art show, etc. to support you?

STIR Newspaper

The Sterling Stir is produced by Sterling College students and printed bi-monthly in and by the Sterling Bulletin.

We seek to serve the Sterling College community with news and information. We work towards goals of honesty and integrity while always seeking the truth. We also work with an understanding of service to a Christian community.

Buildings and Office Directory

New to Sterling? Take a quick campus tour through our photo gallery!

Cooper Hall (1887)
Cooper Hall was the original building on the campus, and the College was known as Cooper College until 1920. Cooper Hall is listed in the National Register of Historic Places and in the American Presbyterian/Reformed Historical Sites Registry. The building has undergone extensive renovation and reopened in fall 2003.

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