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Student Life

Campus Life

Student Life, HUB 3rd Floor
610.861.1503
campuslife@moravian.edu

Community Engagement

Community Engagement Website

ÌÇÐÄlogoÈë¿Ú fosters an engaging and inclusive environment where students shape their understanding of community through meaningful experiences. Students will explore the strengths and challenges faced by our local, national, and global communities while discovering how their unique talents and abilities can create positive change. Opportunities for involvement include Heritage Day, individual service opportunities, Staycation, and the America Reads tutoring program.

The 1742 Experience

The 1742 Experience is a one-week, pre-orientation program that introduces a select group of new students to the Lehigh Valley community through service projects. Under the supervision of the Associate Director of Campus Life, the program is coordinated and led by upperclass students, who serve as mentors and guides to participants. Examples of past service projects include: 

• Working with children and building a community garden at the local YMCA
• Supporting the local humane society with pet care and a social media campaign
• Packaging food items to be distributed to community members in need

This is an excellent opportunity for students with a background in community service, though no prior experience is necessary! View the 1742 Experience application and additional information here.

Heritage Day

Heritage Day is a unique opportunity that celebrates Moravian tradition, community, and service together. On this day, offices are closed and day classes are cancelled so our community can participate in a variety of service activities with community partners across the Lehigh Valley.

Greek Life

Greek Life Website
Greek Life has been a valued tradition at ÌÇÐÄlogoÈë¿Ú for over 100 years. Approximately 14 percent of Moravian students participate in one of the University's five national sororities or three national fraternities.. Members of this vibrant community are actively involved in various aspects of campus life and frequently hold key leadership roles.

Fraternities and sororities are values-driven organizations committed to fostering character development and leadership growth. Each organization upholds a unique set of core values centered on principles such as brotherhood or sisterhood, service to ÌÇÐÄlogoÈë¿Ú and broader community, academic excellence, leadership, and meaningful relationship-building.

Two of our national fraternities and sororities are culturally based, founded not only on the acceptance of diversity but on its celebration. These organizations foster inclusivity and unity across campus. Students may join a fraternity or sorority starting in their second semester at ÌÇÐÄlogoÈë¿Ú or later.

New Student Orientation

New Student Orientation Website
Every new Greyhound, whether a resident or commuter, is highly encouraged to take full advantage of New Student Orientation, held from Friday afternoon through Sunday evening. Each student is placed in an orientation group led by an upperclass Orientation Leader (OL), who serves as a guide throughout the program. Orientation is designed to help students feel at home at Moravian- exploring campus, learning how to navigate college life, and immersing themselves in the traditions and history that make our community special. 

Students who dive into orientation often build lasting friendships, make meaningful connections, and gain the confidence and knowledge to thrive at ÌÇÐÄlogoÈë¿Ú. This is the first step in an exciting journey, and we can't wait to welcome our newest Greyhounds!

Student Engagement

Student Engagement Website

Moravian Activities Council (MAC)

The Moravian Activities Council hosts a wide variety of events, designed to create fun, engaging, and healthy social opportunities for our students. From signature traditions like Fall Fest and Homecoming that bring the entire Moravian community together, to favorites such as bingo, trivia, and movie nights that offer the perfect study break, MAC provides opportunities for student to connect, relax and build lasting memories. Learn more about MAC here.

Homecoming

Celebrate with fellow Hounds by engaging in a variety of student activities and attending the parade on Saturday. This is a time for current students, alumni, faculty and staff to come together and celebrate their connection to Moravian.

United Student Government (USG)

The United Student Government (USG) is dedicated to representing the student body and serving the Moravian community with passion and purpose. USG addresses campus needs, organizes student-focused programs, upholds traditions, and acts as a vital bridge between students and the administration.

Get involved and make your voice heard by participating in the annual fall elections. Discover more about USG and how you can contribute to shaping campus life.

Club Fair

At the beginning of each semester, USG hosts a Club Fair. This is a great opportunity to find a club or organization that interests you. Learn more about our clubs and organizations.

Campus Police

ÌÇÐÄlogoÈë¿Ú Police Department Website
119 West Greenwich Street
610.861.1421

The ÌÇÐÄlogoÈë¿Ú Police Department, also referred to as Campus Police, is responsible for the safety and security of everyone on campus and the laws of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, as well as University regulations. Officers are commissioned police officers with law enforcement powers. The department also provides parking enforcement and coordinates University ID cards. Campus Police works closely with the police and fire departments of the City of Bethlehem as well as the Pennsylvania State Police. The ÌÇÐÄlogoÈë¿Ú Police Department and Bethlehem Police Department have a Memorandum of Understanding agreement as to how offenses on campus and streets surrounding the University will be investigated.

Seventy-two emergency phones, connected directly to Campus Police headquarters, are located throughout campus and activated by pushing a button. Each elevator on campus is equipped with an emergency call button and audio communication connected to Campus Police. Dispatchers are in constant radio communication with Campus Police officers. Officers and dispatchers have the ability to communicate with the Bethlehem Help Desk and the Northampton County 911 Center. Campus Police is available 365 days a year, 24 hours a day.

ID Cards

Students are required to have a digital student ID card which provides access to a student's meal plan, residence hall, academic spaces and labs after hours, and library books, etc. To set up your student ID, follow the steps outlined here.

Moravian Alert

The university emergency notification system, Moravian Alert, is deployed by Campus Police for situations involving an imminent, significant threat of personal injury or property damage, as well as to announce weather closings and delays. The system alerts students, faculty, and staff via siren/public address message, text message, email, and web postings. All members of the Moravian community are strongly encouraged to 

Campus Shuttle Service

Campus Shuttle Service Website
1415 Cortland Street
610.861.1550
FMPC@moravian.edu

Shuttle service is offered to the campus community seven days a week during the academic semester. Shuttle service may be limited during University holidays. View the shuttle schedule and a complete list of stops.

The Laurie Riley '82 Center for Career Success

Career Success Website
HUB 220
610.861.1509
careersuccess@moravian.edu

The Laurie Riley '82 Center for Career Success offers personalized support to students and alumni as they navigate their career journeys. Through guidance, resources, and connections, The Riley Center helps individuals explore options, make informed decisions, and move forward with confidence. 

Some of the ways support is provided:

• Majors and career exploration guidance
• Résumé, cover letter, and LinkedIn profile development
• Support in finding, applying and securing internships
• Advice on exploring and applying to graduate school
• Job search guidance
• Interview preparation and practice
• Alumni engagement and networking opportunities

Career Success Team & Career Launch Readiness Assessment

The Elevate Experience integrates career development across all four years through a dedicated Career Success Team who provide personalized guidance as students explore, prepare for, and pursue career opportunities. Students are introduced to their Career Success Team during New Student Orientation, where they also schedule their first individual meeting. To prepare for this initial conversation, students are asked to complete the Career Launch Readiness Assessment, which helps identify goals, interests, and areas for development. The assessment will be made available in AMOS beginning Wednesday, April 30, and completion of the assessment will guide early discussions and planning with each student's Career Success Team member, ensuring a personalized and intentional start to their career readiness journey. 

Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS)

CAPS Website
Wellness Suite, HUB 1st Floor
610.861.1510
caps@moravian.edu

Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) supports the educational mission of ÌÇÐÄlogoÈë¿Ú by providing professional and ethical counseling for the psychological, emotional, social, educational, and developmental needs of all students. Counseling provides an opportunity to gain insight into everyday challenges, foster self-reflection, develop effective strategies for managing stress and anxiety, and enhance overall quality of life. Sessions are confidential and tailored to meet each student's unique needs. Full-time students have access to individual and couples counseling, while group therapy, outreach activities, and workshops are available to all students. Psychiatric services are also offered to full-time students actively participating in counseling at CAPS and referred by their counselor.

All students who are not eligible for CAPS, can receive free services through Telus Health. This program offers 24/7 remote mental health and well-being support. Students can access self-directed digital content and connect with professionals who specialize in helping them navigate the unique challenges they face.

In addition to the services provided, CAPS also recommends these self-help resources for first-year students.

Disability & Accommodations

Disability & Accommodations Website
Student Life, HUB 3rd Floor
610.861.1401
oda@moravian.edu

The Office of Disability and Accommodations (ODA) provides disability support and accommodations for students with documented disabilities under the Americans with Disabilities Act Amendments Act of 2008 (ADAAA) and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973.

Students who would like to submit an Accommodation request for disabilities including, but not limited to, cognitive/intellectual disabilities, medical conditions, psychological conditions, asthma/allergies/food allergies, and concussion/ traumatic brain injuries should enter an accommodation request using their ÌÇÐÄlogoÈë¿Ú email address. Once the request and documentation are submitted, ODA will send information about scheduling a meeting to discuss the request. Meetings for incoming Fall 2026 students will be held on Zoom from May through August. Students who are in need of housing accommodations will need to be approved for these accommodations by June 26, 2026 in order to ensure a room is assigned that meets the available accommodations.

Fitness & Recreation

ÌÇÐÄlogoÈë¿Ú offers multiple fitness facilities, opportunities to participate in club sports as well as group fitness, and intramural sports. Our 10,000 square-foot, state-of-the-art Fitness Center, located in the Breidegam Field House, is open to all students, faculty, and staff. Cardio equipment (treadmills, ellipticals, stair masters, and Peloton bikes) have been added to the facility. 

The Performance Center is a 3,200 square-foot facilities for student-athlete training which includes power racks, lifting platforms, and an agility area where athletes are trained by an Athletic Performance Coach. The Breidegam Field House has four basketball courts and a 1/10 mile running track with a high tech competitive surface.

Students can also get involved by participating in intramural and club sports. Club sports are sponsored by Moravian's United Student Government. Current club sports include Cheerleading, Equestrian, and Esports. The intramural sports schedule varies from year to year based on popularity. Learn more about club sports and intramural activities.
Student clubs and organizations are able to reserve athletic facilities for programs and events. Student organizations should make these requests via 25Live.

Haupert Union Building (HUB)

Haupert Union Building (HUB) Website
1119 Monocacy Street
610.861.1418
hubdesk@moravian.edu

The Haupert Union Building, also known as the HUB, will open this fall!

Two of the three North Campus's Dining facilities, The Star and the Blue & Grey Cafe, remain open and accessible for student use. The new HUB includes a variety of campus resources, as well as numerous meeting and event space.

The HUB Desk is temporarily located in the Priscilla Payne Hurd Academic Complex (PPHAC) and continues to serve as the main stop for questions about campus and community events.

Health Services

Health Services Website
Wellness Suite, HUB 1st Floor
1st Floor HUB entrance
610.861.1567
healthservices@moravian.edu

Health Services is managed by St. Luke's University Health Network and provides a variety of services during the fall and spring terms. Health and wellness care are provided to the college community through diagnosis and treatment, education and response to the needs and interests of the students.

Health insurance is not required and there is no fee to be seen by the staff or the provider. Fees are collected to cover the cost of on-site testing supplies, non-prescription medications and prescription medications.

How to Submit Your Health Forms

New students (commuter and residential students) must download Health forms and submit a completed ÌÇÐÄlogoÈë¿Ú Health Center Physical Examination packet via the Student Health Portal by Wednesday, July 16. Physicals must occur on or after August 1 of the prior year.

• Step 1: What you need from your healthcare provider:
  • ÌÇÐÄlogoÈë¿Ú Health Services Physical Examination
  • A copy of your immunization records: View Immunization Requirements
• Step 2: . Enter your ÌÇÐÄlogoÈë¿Ú email and AMOS password.
  • Complete the following under "My Forms" and pending forms:
    1. Immunization History
    2. Medical History
    3. Tuberculosis (TB) Screening Questionnaire.
    4. Release of Medical Information - Permission to treat
  • Scan and upload the following under the "Document Upload" tab:
    • ÌÇÐÄlogoÈë¿Ú Health Services Physical Examination
    • Immunization record (outlined above)

Student-Athlete Health Forms

Student-athletes need to complete additional forms made available through the online platform Teamworks EMR on or before Saturday, July 1. Per the NCAA recommendation, a physical for athletes must occur within six months of beginning their NCAA sport.

Information regarding physicals for new student- athletes will be communicated by the Sports Medicine staff.

Student Health Insurance

All ÌÇÐÄlogoÈë¿Ú undergraduate students are required to have health insurance. Those unable to provide proof of current health insurance are required to enroll and purchase coverage.  Students who have health insurance need to complete the waiver online.  If you are an out of state student using your current health insurance, it is advised to notify your health insurance carrier that you may need services in Pennsylvania while enrolled as a student.

Learn more by clicking here including step by step instructions on how to waive or enroll in coverage, insurance plan details, billing procedures, and more. Coverage will begin on August 1, 2026 and be effective through July 31, 2027.

Mo's Cupboard

Mo's Cupboard Website
Three Locations: HUB 3rd Floor, the HILL First Floor, SMRC 233
610.861.1503
moscupboard@moravian.edu

Mo’s Cupboard is a food and resource pantry that can be accessed by anyone with a ÌÇÐÄlogoÈë¿Ú ID. The cupboard has shelf-stable food items as well as fresh and frozen food. The cupboard also stocks some toiletries and cleaning supplies. Mo's Cupboard can also purchase items for individual students that meet their academic or basic needs (such as textbooks, classroom supplies, and gas cards).

Specific items can be requested by completing the or emailing moscupboard@moravian.edu. The goal of Mo's Cupboard is to make sure each student has everything they need to be successful. 

Spirituality & Inclusion

Office of Spirituality & Inclusion Website
Student Life, HUB 3rd Floor
610.861.1583
chaplains@moravian.edu

The Office of Spirituality and Inclusion centers around building community, honoring diversity, and engaging in spiritual dialogue. The office provides opportunities for worship, discussion, fellowship, education, and personal growth. This office is dedicated to engaging students, faculty, and staff of all faith and nonfaith backgrounds in creating meaningful relationships and making connections that will enhance your college journey.

Visit the Office of Spirituality and Inclusion, where you will find a relaxing, safe environment to study and hang out, meet new friends, and often share discussion over a home-cooked meal.

Student Accountability & Conflict Transformation

Student Accountability & Conflict Transformation Website
Student Life, HUB 3rd Floor
610.861.1503
studentaccountability@moravian.edu

The Office of Student Accountability & Conflict Transformation fosters a safe and inclusive campus community by educating students on their responsibility to uphold the community standards. Using a restorative and developmental framework, we empower students to be accountable for actions and resolve conflict effectively.

Student Handbook

All students should read the ÌÇÐÄlogoÈë¿Ú Student Handbook prior to arriving on campus. In addition to information about campus resources, the handbook explains a student’s rights and responsibilities as a member of the campus community in the Student Code of Conduct. In the Code of Conduct, you will find the community standards, the process that is used to respond to alleged violations of these standards, and examples of possible outcomes and consequences students may receive after being found responsible for violating the standards.

Online Prevention Programs

Completion of these online education programs is required of all new students. Information, including instructions, will be sent to your ÌÇÐÄlogoÈë¿Ú email in early August. It is everyone’s responsibility to ensure bias, bullying, substance abuse, and sexual violence do not hinder individual and communal goals and that everyone is welcome and included at ÌÇÐÄlogoÈë¿Ú. The information you will engage with in this program will help you make our community a safe place for all and offer tools to care for yourself and others.