St. Augustine College

What does St. Augustine College offer in terms of athletics?

St. Augustine College is not characterized in the available institutional information by a listed varsity-sports program or athletic association membership. Students should not assume that enrolling in a Chicago-based program brings access to varsity team participation or an athletic scholarship.

Anyone interested in club, intramural, or recreational sports should check the current Lewis University eligibility rules and where activities take place. Participation at another campus may be possible under university rules, but the commute and scheduling would matter to a Chicago-based student.

What student groups and Associations are available at St. Augustine College?

Student involvement at St. Augustine College has included activities organized around cultural identity and campus community, including Student Alliance Week. The current roster and meeting schedules of recognized organizations should be checked through the student-life office, particularly after the institutional combination.

For a commuter or working student, an organization's meeting time and location may be as important as its subject. Applicants looking for a particular academic, cultural, service, or professional group should confirm that it is active and open to students in their program rather than rely on an older club listing.

Who studies at St. Augustine College?

St. Augustine College's recent enrollment figures describe a relatively small institution with a substantial adult-student population. Reported enrollment was 810 students. In the 2024-25 age distribution, 666 students were at least 25 years old, making the experience of adult learners especially relevant when evaluating schedules and support.

The same reporting period counted 99 first-time degree- or certificate-seeking undergraduates and 37 transfer-in students. The reported first-year geographic distribution was entirely Illinois-based. A separate 2026 demographic count listed 653 Hispanic or Latino students; because that count and total enrollment come from different reporting sources, they should not be combined into a precise current percentage. These figures describe past enrollment, not the makeup of any particular class following the combination with Lewis University.

How does student life look like at St. Augustine College?

For many St. Augustine College students, campus life has been shaped by commuting, employment, and study alongside other adult learners rather than residence-hall living. Cultural events and student activities offer ways to meet peers, but students should check whether an event is held at their teaching location and at a time they can attend.

The institution has reported personal or psychological counseling for students. Applicants who may need that support should verify the current appointment process, service location, and eligibility under Lewis University. They should likewise confirm where orientation, academic advising, and informal study spaces are available for their particular program.

What libraries are available to students at St. Augustine College?

St. Augustine College has reported a main academic library named the St. Augustine College Library. Because library access may have changed with the Lewis University combination, students should confirm the current location, opening hours, borrowing rules, and access to university-wide electronic resources.

For a working or commuting student, remote database access and librarian assistance outside class hours can be particularly useful. Students planning research-intensive coursework should ask whether they can use interlibrary borrowing and which study spaces are available at the location where their classes meet.