Friends University

Friends University in Wichita, Kansas, is a private Christian liberal arts university with a Quaker heritage, founded in 1898. It offers a supportive faith-based environment and integrates intellectual, spiritual, and professional development. The campus is known for its beautiful, park-like setting in a quiet residential area and features the historic Davis Administration Building with its distinctive 148-foot clock tower, once the largest educational facility west of the Mississippi. Unique academic programs include nationally recognized Zoo Science and Cyber Security. The university emphasizes community engagement, with over 70% of undergraduates participating in service projects locally and abroad, and offers a vibrant student life with athletics, fine arts, and numerous clubs. Its location in Wichita provides access to cultural institutions like the Wichita Symphony and Wichita