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WELCOME
TO THE HIGH POINT UNIVERSITY FAMILY
Welcome Home!
We are thrilled to welcome you home to High Point University your new community filled with opportunities for your college journey.
As you settle here on campus, we invite you to take part in Welcome Week, a vibrant series of events designed to help you feel at home, build meaningful connections and begin your HPU experience with confidence and enthusiasm. You’ll meet fellow students, connect with faculty and staff, and learn about the many campus resources available to support your academic, social and personal growth.
From community service opportunities and student organization fairs to late-night socials, info sessions, and spirited campus traditions Welcome Week is your first step in writing your own HPU story!
While we will be here to support you every step of the way, remember that your success at HPU depends on the choices you make. Commit to working hard, giving back and fully engaging with this extraordinary community.
We encourage you to meet each moment with courage, curiosity and confidence. Take bold steps. Ask big questions. Live with purpose. And above all, Choose to Be Extraordinary.®
Welcome Home. Welcome to High Point University.
Office of Student Life
WELCOME HOME
Events denoted with the HPU Prowler paw print are MANDATORY events for all Class of 2029 students.
3:30 pm – 5:00 pm
FRATERNITY AND SORORITY LIFE PANEL
CONGDON HALL, CALLICUTT LIFE SKILLS THEATER
Join Fraternity and Sorority Life Student Leaders for a question and answer panel on their experiences and general information on Greek Life at HPU.
You have your room key. You’re all moved into your residence hall…NOW WHAT?
Welcome Week is a time to get settled into your new home, connect with your HPU family and explore the numerous opportunities available at High Point University.
Join us for many of our Welcome Week 2025 events beginning right after move-in and ending after the first week of classes.
IMPORTANT DINING INFORMATION
In order to ensure that everyone has the best dining experience, we ask that you dine in the following locations during the weekend:
Please dine at the Farmers Market, The Point, Great Day Bakery inside of the R.G. Wanek Center if your residence hall is:
Finch
Millis Panther Commons
R.G. Wanek Center
University Center 2
Wilson
Please dine in the Slane Student Center at The Café if your residence hall is:
Belk
Blessing
McEwen North Wesley Yadkin
8:30 am – 6:00 pm
CAMPUS AND COMMUNITY RESOURCES
SLANE STUDENT CENTER
Connect with Student Health Services, local banking institutions, Passport Partners and much more.
10:30 am – 12:30 pm
WE’RE SCHMOOZIN’ AT THE BERGMAN FAMILY HILLEL HOUSE
BERGMAN FAMILY HILLEL HOUSE
COLLEGE VILLAGE, SUITE 1197 1197 E LEXINGTON AVE
Drop in for a bagel with HPU Office of Jewish Life and Hillel.
10:30 am – 3:30 pm
LUNCH
See important dining information section below for locations.
11:00 am – 5:00 pm
DISCOVER DOWNTOWN HIGH POINT!
NIDO & MARIANA QUBEIN CHILDREN’S
MUSEUM - 200 QUBEIN AVE.
STOCK & GRAIN ASSEMBLY FOOD HALLINTERSECTION OF CHURCH AVE. AND N. ELM ST.
See what makes your student’s new city so special. Explore the best children’s museum in the Triad and visit Stock & Grain to learn from local vendors! Due to parking limitations at the Qubein Children’s Museum and Stock & Grain, please utilize the campus shuttle provided. Shuttles will pick up from the Caine Conservatory (Norton Hall side) every 30 minutes from 11:00 am - 5:00 pm. The last shuttle will depart campus at 4:30 pm.
3:00 pm – 5:00 pm
JEWISH LIFE AND HILLEL
MEET AND GREET
COTTRELL HALL, KUSHNER
INTERNATIONAL MARKETPLACE
Drop in to meet the Jewish Life Staff and Hillel student leaders at a meet, greet, and refreshments.
3:00 pm – 5:00 pm
CHAPEL AND RELIGIOUS LIFE RECEPTION
HAYWORTH CHAPEL, FOYER
Meet the Office of Chapel and Religious Life Staff as we welcome our new students and their families.
3:30 pm – 4:30 pm
SIBLING ORIENTATION
R.G. WANEK CENTER, BERTRAM L. PODELL EXTRAORDINAIRE CINEMA
Now that you’re a part of the #HPUFamily, so is your family! High school-aged siblings of #HPU2029 are invited to join us for a special session just for siblings! Answer questions, learn about the perks of being an HPU sibling and win HPU swag and prizes!
4:30 pm – 5:30 pm
PARENT 102: IT’S GOING TO BE OK!
HAYWORTH FINE ARTS CENTER, PAULINE THEATRE
Preparing parents for propelling their student forward at High Point University. This parent session is designed to prepare parents for what to expect throughout their student’s first year at HPU (including the moment when parents leave campus on Sunday after move-in).
5:30 pm – 8:00 pm DINNER
See important dining information section below for locations. 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm MIX WITH YOUR MENTOR
VARIOUS LOCATIONS AROUND CAMPUS PROVIDED BY YOUR PEER MENTOR
*Mandatory (Students Only)
The Peer Mentor Program is designed to make the transition to the HPU lifestyle seamless. Not only will new students have someone to show them the ropes, but they will make plenty of friends in the process.
7:00 pm – 9:00 pm HPU MEN’S SOCCER VS. LIBERTY UNIVERSITY
VERT STADIUM
Families and students can enjoy cheering on the Panthers together after Mix with Your Mentor.
Mentor Group Assignments
SUNDAY, AUGUST 17
7:00 am – 8:00 am FULL HOT BREAKFAST BUFFET
See important dining information section on page 3 for locations.
9:00 am
OPENING CONVOCATION
NIDO AND MARIANA QUBEIN ARENA AND CONFERENCE CENTER
Opening Convocation is a long-standing tradition at High Point University that brings together faculty and administration to welcome new students and to set the stage for their education at High Point University. The ceremony begins with the procession of faculty in their academic regalia. Comments will be made by the Provost and the President of the Student Government Association. The keynote address will be given by the University President, Dr. Nido Qubein. With the Opening Convocation ceremony, the incoming class begins an exciting educational venture — a learning process that occurs in and beyond the classroom — culminating the completion of degree requirements and the traditional Commencement ceremony. Students will also recite and sign the High Point University Honor Code for the first time.
Business casual attire is required for students & families. The following attire guidelines are provided for your convenience: Dresses, dress pants, collared shirts, slacks, khakis and dress shoes are appropriate. Jeans, flip-flops and tennis shoes are discouraged.
Tickets are required. Each student will receive 3 guest tickets for access to the Nido and Mariana Qubein Arena and Conference Center. Tickets will be available for pickup at Campus Concierge in the Slane Student Center.
Students should arrive by 8:30 am to be seated. Enter the Qubein Center by the doors with the student entrance banner.
Families are encouraged to attend. Doors to the Nido and Mariana Qubein Arena and Conference Center will open at 7:00 am. Guests must enter with everyone in their party in order to sit together.
FOLLOWING THE CONVOCATION CEREMONY FAMILIES ARE INVITED TO TAKE A FINAL MOMENT WITH THEIR STUDENTS, SHARE A HUG AND CELEBRATE THIS MILESTONE TOGETHER BEFORE DEPARTING CAMPUS.
HONOR CODE IS A SERIOUS AND MEANINGFUL EXPERIENCE.
THE UNIVERSITY HONOR CODE
We, the students of High Point University, believe that honesty and integrity are essential to student development, whether personal, social, or academic.
Therefore, we assert that:
Every student is honor-bound to refrain from conduct which is unbecoming of a High Point University student and which brings discredit to the student and/or to the University;
Every student is honor-bound to abstain from cheating;
Every student is honor-bound to abstain from collusion;
Every student is honor-bound to abstain from plagiarism;
Every student is honor-bound to confront a violation of the University Honor Code;
Every student is honor-bound to report a violation of the University Honor Code.
I promise to be civil in all my relationships and to respect others as I uphold the values of High Point University.
I will strive to be extraordinary in my academic studies and all other personal and professional pursuits.
SUNDAY, AUGUST 17
11:30 am – 1:00 pm LUNCH
See important dining information section on page 3 for locations.
1:00 pm – 4:30 pm
FIRST-YEAR EXPERIENCE SESSIONS VARIOUS CAMPUS LOCATIONS
Students will rotate between two engaging activities - a community service project and Student 102: Thriving at HPU.
Group assignments for these sessions can be found via the QR code below and will also be shared by your Peer Mentors.
4:30 pm – 5:30 pm DINNER
6:00 pm – 7:00 pm
SERVICE PROJECT REVEAL
After completing a meaningful teamwork and service experience earlier in the day, you’ll come together once more for a powerful moment you won’t forget. The BIG Reveal is all about connection, impact and celebrating what can happen when purpose meets surprise.
SHARE THE MAGIC OF READING
Help spread joy and inspire young minds by participating in HPU’s First-Year Book Donation! Each year, incoming students are invited to donate a copy of their favorite childhood book to support local elementary and middle school libraries.
This year, just scan the QR code, select a beloved book from our digital Amazon wish list, and it will be shipped directly to HPU. Be a part of something meaningful from day one—your favorite book could become their new favorite story.
STUDENT 102: THRIVING AT HPU
This dynamic session picks up where your orientation left off and sets the stage for a successful first year at HPU. You’ll continue exploring your personal strengths through an identity assessment, learn how to get connected on campus and discover the many resources available to support your health, safety and overall well-being. Also, you can get a sneak peek at the week ahead and leave with tips to help you make the most of your HPU experience—starting now!
COMMUNITY SERVICE PROJECT
INSPIRE THE NEXT GENERATION: A DAY OF GIVING BACK
Get ready to roll up your sleeves and make an impact. You will join forces with your peers in a powerful day of service designed to support local children in the High Point community. This is more than a volunteer project; it's a shared moment of joy, teamwork and purpose. Kick off your college journey with kindness and generosity at it's core. This is a day you will never forget!
Mentor Group Assignments
First Day of Classes! BUILDING ABBREVIATIONS
MONDAY, AUGUST 18
3:00 pm – 4:30 pm
START WITH SUCCESS COTTRELL HALL
MESTDAGH COMMONS, 2ND FLOOR
Drop in the Office of Student Success to catch up with your Success Coach and receive a sweet surprise! This is not mandatory for first-year students.
7:15 pm – 8:15 pm FIRST RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITY MEETING
RESIDENT ASSISTANT (RA) WILL SHARE LOCATION
Learning to live with other individuals is a major part of the college experience, especially at HPU. During this first community meeting of your floor, you will get to learn more about your RA and fellow community members. Through discussion, your floor will establish ground rules for the year to develop a Community Agreement.
Check out the movie schedule lineup here:
8:00 pm A MINECRAFT MOVIE
R.G. WANEK CENTER, BERTRAM L. PODELL EXTRAORDINAIRE CINEMA
The Bertram L. Podell Extraordinaire Cinema, located on the lower level of the R.G. Wanek Center, is one of the most popular features of HPU’s campus! Students can enjoy a variety of weekly movies, including new releases and box office hits. All showings are complimentary with a valid HPU Passport, as well as yummy movie snacks popcorn, candy, and soft drinks.
RESIDENCE LIFE CONNECTIONS
COMMUNITY DIRECTOR (CD)
Professional staff member overseeing daily operations of residential communities; supervises student staff (RAs, GRDs, GHMs) and manages higherlevel concerns beyond RA responsibilities.
RESIDENT ASSISTANT (RA)
Peer student leader who builds inclusive communities through programming, policy enforcement, crisis response, and intentional engagement with residents. Residents’ first point of contact for questions, comments, or concerns.
SENIOR RESIDENT ASSISTANT (SRA)
Experienced student staff member who supports RA teams, aids in facility oversight, and leads community building while responding to critical incidents.
GRADUATE RESIDENT DIRECTOR (GRD)
Graduate student supporting a Community Director by supervising student staff and managing operations within specific residential communities.
GRADUATE HOUSE MANAGER (GHM)
Graduate student responsible for supporting house residents and maintaining positive living environments in university-owned houses.
ROOMMATE WORKBOOK
Living in a shared space with others is a unique experience our students are able to be a part of. The Office of Residence Life staff are prepared to assist students with this transition to make their residential experience as successful as possible. The roommate workbook is an online tool through eRezLife that helps guide conversations between roommates and housemates with topics related to living in a shared space. This workbook is where students will house the guidelines they determine as a result of these conversations. If the workbook needs to be referred to for any reason, all students will have access to view and revise it through their eRezLife account. Returning students sharing any living space are highly encouraged to complete this workbook at the beginning of the academic year.
All first-year students are required to complete this workbook during their community meetings. RAs will provide more information closer to their community meeting.
PANTHER CHATS
Panther chats are one-on-one intentional conversations between Resident Assistants and residents that allow students to actively reflect on their experience at HPU and set goals for the future. Questions focus on assessing community engagement, academic success, navigating the university, responsible citizenship, as well as resident health and wellness.
ARTS Hayworth Fine Arts Center
CCON Caine Conservatory
CHAP Hayworth Memorial Chapel
COTT Cottrell Hall
COUC Couch Hall
CSHS Congdon School of Health Sciences
DHAY David Hayworth Hall
LIBR Smith Library
MCIN McInnis Hall/Empty Space Theater/Black Box
MILL Millis Athletic and Convocation Center
NORT Norton Hall
NQSC Nido R. Qubein School of Communication
OC Course meets OFF CAMPUS – contact instructor/ department
ONL Course offered ONLINE
PKYC Parkway Commons
PHIL Phillips School of Business
SLAN Slane Student Center
STOU Stout School of Education
WEBB Webb Conference Center
WILS Plato S. Wilson Hall
WANC R.G. Wanek Center
WSUS Wanek School of Natural Sciences
On your first day of classes, keep an eye out for friendly High Point University staff members stationed on the International Promenade. They’ll be happy to assist you with directions and help you find your classes in no time!
TUESDAY, AUGUST 19
7:00 pm – 7:30 pm
PEER MENTOR CHECK-IN
VARIOUS LOCATIONS ACROSS CAMPUS COMMUNICATED BY PEER MENTORS
After your first days of classes, take a few minutes to reconnect with your Peer Mentor and group. This casual evening check-in provides a chance to share how things are going, ask questions, and get helpful tips as you settle into life at HPU. Your Peer Mentor is here to support you —make the most of it!
Following the check-in, all groups will proceed to the Panther Hype Night event.
7:30 pm
PANTHER HYPE NIGHT:
The Ultimate Fan Experience QUBEIN CENTER
Get loud, get proud, and get hyped for HPU Athletics! Join Prowler, the cheer and dance teams, pep band, and all 17 Division I teams for a night full of Panther spirit. Learn HPU chants, cheers, and the Fight Song before the pep rally spills out onto Celebration Plaza with live music, food trucks, games, and more. Go Panthers!
HIGH POINT UNIVERSITY ATHLETICS
INTERCOLLEGIATE CLUB SPORTS
High Point University consists of 17 Division 1, NCAA programs that play in the Big South Conference. Many of these games you can attend!
Fall Sports:
• Men’s and Women’s Soccer
• Volleyball
Winter Sports:
• Men’s and Women’s Basketball
Spring Sports:
• Men’s and Women’s Lacrosse
• Baseball
Throughout the year:
• Men’s and Women’s Golf
• Men’s and Women’s Cross Country
• Men’s and Women’s Track & Field
• Women’s Rowing
You can keep up to date with our athletic programs throughout the 2025-26 season by downloading the HPU Athletics app on your Apple or Android devices, or following HPU athletics on social media.
highpointpanthers.com
highpointpanthers
HPU Athletics
www.highpoint.edu/mobileapps
Intercollegiate Club Sports at HPU fosters character development through sport, growing as an individual, teammate and leader. More than 30 teams across various sports encompass over 750 athletes in this elite competitive experience. Whether celebrating victories, representing the institution that shapes your future, or becoming a person of significance, be an extraordinary champion!
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FIGHT SONG:
O HERE’S TO YOU, DEAR HIGH POINT U OUR LOYALTY IS EVER TRUE PROUD ALMA MATER’S SONS AND DAUGHTERS, WE WILL HONOR YOU.
WHILE MARCHING ON TO VICTORY OUR PANTHER PRIDE SHINES THROUGH SO, FIGHT! FIGHT! FOR THE PURPLE AND WHITE AND DEAR OLD H-P-U
(SHOUT CHORUS)
GO H-P-U!
GO H-P-U!
(PANTHER SHOUT)
H-I-G-H P-O-I-N-T
HIGH POINT PANTHERS
HIGH POINT PANTHERS GOOOOOO HPU!
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20
5:30 pm – 6:30 pm CHAPEL
HAYWORTH CHAPEL
First chapel worship service of the academic year. The Chapel Choir, Genesis Gospel Choir and Collision Worship Band will provide the music. Rev. Dr. Preston Davis, HPU’s Minister to the University, will be preaching. The Board of Stewards and campus ministry leaders will serve as worship leaders. Complimentary dinner will be served after.
5:30 pm – 6:30 pm
MEZUZAH MAKING AND ICE CREAM SOCIAL COTTRELL HALL
GRAVES COLLABORATORIUM, 2ND FLOOR
Kick off the semester with Hillel! Meet other students, create your own mezuzah for your room, and enjoy a build your own ice cream sundae bar.
6:30 pm – 7:00 pm RELIGIOUS LIFE EXPO
HAYWORTH CHAPEL AND FELLOWSHIP HALL
After worship, meet different campus ministries and learn how to get involved.
7:00 pm – 9:00 pm HPURECFEST
OUTSIDE OF THE SLANE STUDENT CENTER (EXTRAORDINARY WAY, BETWEEN BLESSING WAY AND PANTHER DRIVE)
Join us outside for RecFest, your one-stop introduction to everything Campus Recreation has to offer! Whether you’re looking to hit the gym, join an intramural league, explore the outdoors, or just meet new friends through fun and fitness—RecFest is where it all begins.
HPU RECREATION SERVICES
Recreation Services offers a dynamic, personalized approach to wellness, community, and lifelong fitness. From intramural sports and group fitness classes to outdoor adventures, aquatics, and state-of-the-art facilities, students have countless opportunities to connect, recharge, and grow—mind, body, and spirit.
Every service is complimentary and part of the student experience, designed to foster a fun, safe, and supportive environment where friendships thrive and personal development is a priority.
• Outdoor Discovery
• Intramural Sports
• Fitness
RELIGIOUS LIFE
At High Point University, the Chapel and Religious Life Office is dedicated to building a beloved community where every student feels a deep sense of belonging.
We guide students as they discover their purpose, grow into who they are called to be, and recognize God’s grace in every step of their journey. Our core values—Belonging, Becoming, and Beholding—are lived out through vibrant weekly worship, small group Bible studies, interfaith conversations, mission trips, spiritual pilgrimages, and a wide range of relationship-centered programs.
These experiences are designed to nurture the heart, mind, and spirit—helping students grow in faith and live with intention.
• Aquatics
• Group Exercise Classes
Follow @HPUREC for the latest updates and programs.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 21
11:30 am COMMUNION
HAYWORTH CHAPEL
Join us for a brief gathering around the Lord’s table including scripture, meditation, fellowship and Holy Communion. All are welcome. This event is hosted weekly.
6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
MEET THE GREEKS
SLANE STUDENT CENTER, TRACK
Come and learn more about Fraternity and Sorority Life experiences at HPU. You will have the opportunity to meet and talk with current members and leadership.
9:00 pm – 11:00 pm
BINGO
SLANE STUDENT CENTER, GYM
Come and join your friends for bingo. Players can win prizes!
FRATERNITY AND SORORITY LIFE
CAMPUS ACTIVITIES TEAM (C.A.T.)
Campus Activities Team (C.A.T.) is an integral part of student programming at HPU. The CAT Leadership Team plans and executes on-campus events, and coordinates offcampus Venture Trips for all students to enjoy.
Follow @HPUCAT on Instagram for details on upcoming events & programs!
Fraternity and Sorority Life at High Point University is a dynamic community of over 1,500 students united by shared values, leadership, and connection. Our chapters offer meaningful opportunities for personal growth, leadership development, academic achievement, and lifelong friendships. Through service, philanthropy, academic support, and vibrant social experiences, members form lasting bonds while making a positive impact on campus culture. The Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life is committed to supporting each organization and fostering an inclusive, thriving, and ever-evolving community. Stay connected by following @hpugreeks on Instagram!
Scan to learn more information about Fraternity and Sorority Life, along with Fall 2025 Recruitment.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 22
1:30 pm – 3:00 pm
COTTRELL HALL OPEN HOUSE
OFFICE OF CAREER AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Meet our team of career advisors who can educate and empower you with the resources and support necessary to prepare you for the professional world. Learn how we can help you in creating impactful resumes, LinkedIn profiles, cover letters, as well as searching internship, job and networking opportunities to get you prepared for your future. To find out more about job and internship opportunities available, download the Handshake App today.
OFFICE OF GLOBAL EDUCATION
(STUDY ABROAD AND INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS)
The Office of Global Education is the campus hub for international activity. Stop by to learn more about short-term faculty-led study abroad, semester study abroad, international student programs and services, the Global Students Association and HPU’s exciting new “Go Global” initiative. A world of learning awaits!
12:00 pm – 2:00 pm
INVOLVEMENT FAIR
KESTER INTERNATIONAL PROMENADE
You’re officially a Panther—now it’s time to get connected! With 150+ student clubs and organizations, there’s something here for everyone. Swing by the Involvement Fair to explore how you can plug into campus life, pursue your passions, and try something new. Whether you’re into leadership, service, culture, gaming, sports, faith, the arts—or just want to meet awesome people—this is your chance to start building your college experience, your way. Come curious, leave inspired!
6:00 pm
SHABBAT DINNER
COTTRELL HALL
KUSHNER INTERNATIONAL NETWORKING MARKETPLACE
Join HPU Hillel for our first shabbat dinner of the semester. We’ll begin with traditional blessings at 6:00 pm, followed by a warm and welcoming meal with our Jewish campus community. All are welcome.
8:00 pm
FREAKY FRIDAY MOVIE
R.G. WANEK CENTER, BERTRAM L. PODELL
EXTRAORDINAIRE CINEMA
All showings are complimentary with a valid HPU Passport, as well as yummy movie snacks — popcorn, candy, and soft drinks.
Student Government Association
Your Student Government Association seeks to promote community, embody the principles of democracy and leadership, represent the values of the university, and serve our community. SGA represents all students, including the more than 150+ student clubs and organizations. Connect with your student body leadership today!
Class of 2029 Officer Elections
Interested first-year students are encouraged to run for Class Officer positions for the 2025–2026 academic year.
Important Dates:
• Aug 27: Mandatory Campaign Meeting
• Aug 28: Campaigning Begins
• Aug 31 – Sept 3: In-Person Voting
Follow @sga_highpoint for Class of 2029 Elections Updates.
SUNDAY, AUGUST 24
2:00 pm
A MINECRAFT MOVIE
R.G. WANEK CENTER, BERTRAM L. PODELL EXTRAORDINAIRE CINEMA
6:00 pm
CATHOLIC MASS
HAYWORTH CHAPEL
Our mission is to be a community of Christian faith, hope, and love, offering a spiritual home to all students of High Point University. We encourage the growth of the whole person, through prayer and support, outreach and service, fellowship and fun. Join us for Mass on campus every Sunday at 6:00 pm in the chapel!
8:00 pm
HPU SUNDAY
HAYWORTH CHAPEL
A student-led evening worship service that helps reset your heart for the week ahead.
Scan QR Code to download the HPU Mobile Dining App to order food to go!
DINING PLAN
The university dining plan is required for all undergraduate residential students. As part of your housing assignment, students are defaulted to the 14 meals per week dining plan.
The following information is provided to help you identify the dining plan that best meets your needs. If you would like to change your meal plan, you can do so via your student portal at my.highpoint. edu and choosing the Dining Plan Selection link on the right.
GLOBAL DINING
The Farmers Market, The Café, The Silver Line Diner and The Village Grille all accept global meal swipes. Each time you dine with one of these locations, one meal is deducted from your weekly meal allowance at time of purchase and is automatically replenished each week.
MAGIC MEAL DINING
Get more for your swipe—use seven of your meals for select options at food courts and restaurants across campus throughout the semester. Magic Meals and offerings vary between locations. Magic Meals are deducted from your account at time of purchase and are automatically replenished each week.
DINING DOLLARS
Diner
Already included just for you! Dining Dollars work just like cash on your passport, are accepted at all HPU dining locations except 1924 Prime, Alo, and Kazoku and are meant to supplement your Magic Meals. For details visit dining.highpoint.edu/meal-plans/. The Dining Dollar amount is per semester and does not transfer from semester to semester. You may also use your Dining Dollars at concessions during any athletic events.
The HPU registered dietician can be reached at dining.highpoint.edu/our-story/eat-well/
FINE DINING
Students are able to visit a Fine Dining restaurant once a week as part of their meal plan. Reservations are required at finedining.highpoint.edu. These restaurants have a business professional dress code.
YOUR CITY. YOUR UNIVERSITY.
WHEN YOU VISIT THE CITY OF HIGH POINT, YOU IMMEDIATELY KNOW YOU ARE WELCOMED HERE.
The university is celebrated in the Piedmont Triad International Airport when you arrive, and purple HPU flags fly across the city with the “We Heart HPU” signs that businesses proudly display.
Through the “Our City. Our University.” program, local businesses in High Point proudly support the university through banners, flags, umbrellas and more that the university supplies. This welcomes the university’s 150,000 annual visitors and helps students feel connected when they frequent their favorite restaurant or retailer and see HPU represented.
Nearly 100 local businesses are also “Passport Partners” who accept the HPU Passport Card as payment. This program connects local businesses with a thriving university community.
Weekly shopping shuttles also provide free transportation for students to High Point businesses.
It all reflects a strong partnership between the university and the city each supports the other.
For more information on High Point, our community and our Passport Partners, visit www.highpoint.edu/community
25 THINGS TO DO IN HIGH POINT IN 2025
1. Ride the double-decker carousel, solve a mystery, or learn all about STEAM at the Nido & Mariana Qubein Children’s Museum
2. Indulge in custom charcuterie boards at The Blooming Board
3. Go for a stroll or hike on High Point’s Greenway
4. Gather for a zipline tour or laser tag adventure at Kersey Valley
5. Cheer on High Point’s home team, the High Point Rockers, at Truist Point.
6. Experience soccer excitement with Carolina Core FC, the Triad’s professional soccer team.
7. Enjoy brunch on Magnolia Blue’s rooftop patio.
8. Stop for a photo shoot at the World’s Largest Chest of Drawers
9. Dig into some delicious barbecue at Sweet Old Bill’s
10. Shop for fresh produce, crafts, and artisan goods at the High Point Farmers’ Market
11. Step into history at the Historic Train Depot, High Point’s iconic landmark.
12. Enjoy live music at the art and furniture gallery of Cohab Space
13. Grab a coffee or baked good from A Special Blend, a unique coffee shop that employs individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
14. Enjoy a slice at Blue Rock Pizza
15. Satisfy your sweet tooth at Sweet Shoppe Bakery
16. Taste authentic and fresh dishes at 98 Asian Bistro
17. Try the pizza at Giannos, an Italian favorite serving High Point, N.C. for over 25 years.
18. Stroll the Social District with food and friends.
19. Let the kids cool off with Blessing Park’s Kids Splash Pad
20. Indulge in gourmet delights at The Market, where you can enjoy delicious slices of homemade cake while shopping for treasures.
21. Enjoy 18 rounds of golf at Oak Hollow Golf Course
22. Go on a kayak, canoe, or paddleboard adventure at City Lake Park
23. Burn off some energy at Get Air Trampoline Park
24. Taste brisket, sushi, cookies, and more at Stock + Grain Assembly
25. Grab a hot and made-to-order donut from Duck Donuts
LOCAL SHOPPING
High Point
Harris Teeter
336-869-6317
265 Eastchester Dr.
2.5 miles from campus
Home Depot
336-883-0500
2300 N. Main St.
2.75 miles from campus
Lowes
336-889-8600
2600 N. Main St.
3 miles from campus
Publix
336-905-8610
2005 N Main St. Ste 101
2.2 miles from campus
Staples
336-804-6033
265 Eastchester Dr., #109
2.5 miles from campus
Target
336-884-5222
1050 Mall Loop Rd.
2.25 miles from campus
Walmart
336-869-7638
2710 N. Main St.
3.25 miles from campus
Please contact the Campus Concierge at 336-841-4636 if you need assistance.
UNIVERSITY RESOURCES
University business hours are Monday – Friday 8:00 am – 5:00 pm. All administrative offices follow these hours of operation unless otherwise noted below. HPU Police and Security are available 24-hours a day.
Academic Support Services
336-841-9026
Smith Library, 4th Floor
Campus Concierge
336-841-4636
Slane Student Center
Monday–Friday 8:00 am – 8:00 pm
Saturday & Sunday 8:00 am – 5:00 pm
R.G. Wanek Center
Monday–Friday 8:00 am – 5:00 pm
Saturday & Sunday Closed
Cottrell Hall
Monday–Friday 8:00 am – 5:00 pm
Saturday & Sunday Closed
Campus Police & Security
336-841-9111 (Emergency)
336-841-9112 (Non-Emergency)
R.G. Wanek Center
24 hours a day
Counseling Services
336-888-6352
Slane Student Center, 3rd Floor
Please call in advance to schedule an appointment. Walk-ins are welcome.
High Point University Outfitters
336-841-9221
Slane Student Center, 2nd Floor
Monday–Friday: 8:30 am–5:00 pm
Saturday: 11:00 am–4:00 pm
Sunday: Closed
Information Technology Service Center
336-841-4357
Wilson Residence Hall, 1st Floor
Monday–Friday 7:30 am – 6:00 pm
EVERYTHING YOU NEED JUST A DOWNLOAD AWAY
HPU DINING MOBILE ORDERING
Mobile Ordering is a simple, super convenient way to order, pay and pick up—right from your mobile device. Log in with your Campus ID and order away! We’ll tell you when to expect your order, notify you every step of the way and send a message when your order is ready.
HIGH POINT UNIVERSITY ATHLETICS APP
The new High Point Panthers mobile app includes a number of key features, including full streaming capabilities for the Big South Network, as well as the High Point Panthers Radio Network for men’s and women’s basketball. Fans also can opt in for HPU Athletics final score alerts to keep up-to-date with High Point teams on the go.
HPU+ APP
Beyond the relevant life skills and leadership content, HPU+ is your convenient source for HPU news, academic innovation, live events, podcasts, interviews with industry leaders, HPU’s inspiring environment and campus beauty, and so much more. Register for your complimentary access today!
Library Services
336-841-9102
Smith Library
Sunday: Opens 9:00 am – Friday Closes at Midnight (24 hours)
Saturday: 9:00 am to Midnight
The Learning Commons at R.G. Wanek Center
Monday to Friday: 8:00 am to Midnight
Saturday: 10:00 am to 11:00 pm
Sunday: 1:00 pm to 11:00 pm
Registrar
336-841-9029
Roberts Hall, 1st Floor
Student Accounts
336-841-9259
Roberts Hall, 1st Floor
Student Employment Office
336-841-9491
Couch Hall, Suite 136
Student Financial Planning
336-841-9124
Roberts Hall, 1st Floor
Student Health Services
336-841-4683
Monday–Friday 8:00 am – 5:00 pm
Please call in advance to schedule an appointment.
Student Life
336-841-9231
Slane Student Center, 3rd Floor
University Mail Center
336-841-9235
Slane Student Center, 2nd Floor
HPU GO APP The HPU Go app lets you see the real-time location of all HPU Campus Trolleys, as well as receive announcements that might impact your ride. Download the free app for your device.
LIVESAFE APP LiveSafe enables direct and discreet two-way communication with your community safety officials using text, picture, video and audio. It also lets you virtually walk your friends and family home with SafeWalk.
REC APP The official app of High Point University Recreation Services. Stay up-to-date with HPUREC facilities, programs and venture trips by downloading the HPUREC app! You will have instant access to intramural sports, group exercise classes and much more.
WWW.HIGHPOINT.EDU/MOBILE-APPS
