Post University

Post University’s Office of Residence Life is focused on creating a strong and involved community of learners. By living on campus, it is our sincere hope that students will fully embrace their development inside and outside the classroom. Living in a community can come with unique challenges, but amazing rewards of friendship, growth, and connection. The Office of Residence Life seeks to help students reach their full potential, by striving to foster a healthy and safe living learning community. The Office of Residence Life embraces diversity and promotes its vision through individual enrichment and leadership development opportunities. 

The Drubner Center has served as the home to the Post University Athletics Department, and has seen the athletic program grow from junior college, to NAIA, to its current status of NCAA Division II. The building serves as the home facility for the volleyball and men's and women's basketball teams.Officially acquired by the school in 1986, the Drubner Center houses members of the athletics administration, head coaches and athletics support staff for the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC) member. The second floor of the building hosts the staff members for the Online Education Institute (OEI) branch of Post University.

A variety of social and educational clubs and organizations are available for participation for students. These organizations are designed around the needs and interests of the student population. Students are encouraged to join campus organizations as a means of meeting new friends and obtaining experiential learning opportunities outside of their regular classroom programs. The following clubs and organizations eagerly welcome all students.