At Tiffin, a small campus means big opportunities to get involved and explore new activities. One morning each week, we hold no classes so you can engage in your choice of more than 35 student clubs and organizations. Write for TU Review (Tiffin's literary magazine), join Student Government, participate in Greek Life, get involved in Intramural Sports or join one of our many Student Organizations.
If you thrive on sports, you'll love the excitement of our NCAA Division II athletics and club sports. Or, if you are like more than 20 percent of Tiffin students, you might want to participate in Up in the Air or Front Street (our award-winning vocal and instrumental music groups), the University choir, or theater. No matter what your major, all Tiffin students are eligible for substantial performing arts and athletic scholarships.
Living and Learning
For your first two years at Tiffin, you will live in one of our five residence halls, or one of our many houses. You will have access to programming such as ice cream socials, glow bowling, pep rallies, movie nights, and other hall activies. No matter which hall/house you live in, you can leave your quarters at home. The fee for the use of the washers and dryers is included in your housing cost. All of our resident halls/houses are just a short walk from the Gilmore Student Center. The Center is home to the Cole Dining Hall, the Tiffin University Bookstore, the campus gym, the Osceola Theatre, as well as a student center lounge and game room. The bottom line: there is always something going on at Tiffin!
Anne Ratcliff, a marketing major, knows firsthand that there is no limit to student involvement at Tiffin. Within a few months of arriving on campus, Anne became the freshmen class caucus president, got involved in the World Student Association, and was named the stage manager for Tiffin's theater program. "There is so much to do," she says. "I never would have imagined that I would be given the opportunity so early on to be the assistant to the theater director, and to be able to learn how to manage the cast and crew. It's been amazing."