Belk Stadium & Martin Field
Irwin Belk Stadium, completed in the fall of 1998, is the home of Wingate's football team. The stadium contains concession areas, radio broadcast areas, a press box, VIP seating, a weight room, conference rooms and all the amenities for coaches, officials and players.
Athletic Practice Fields
The Wingate University athletic teams practice in various locations across campus.
Football Practice Field
The Wingate University football team practices on the field directly behind Belk Stadium & Martin Field.
Plyler-Griffin Athletic Center
The Plyler-Griffin Athletic Center serves as the home of the football team.
University Place Apartments
Acquired in 2001, University Place is a townhouse-style apartment community of five buildings occupied by graduate students.
Watson Village
Watson Village includes the North Campus Apartments, of which phase one was completed in 1987(Bennett and Holbert) and phase two completed in 1997 (Hendricks, Laney, Lowery and McIntyre). Watson Village also includes Beam, Byrum and Welborn Halls which typically house sophomores.
Levine College of Health Sciences
Wingate's Levine College of Health Sciences is home to the School of Pharmacy and the Department of Physician Assistant Studies.
Watson Village
Watson Village includes the North Campus Apartments, of which phase once was completed in 1987(Bennett and Holbert) and phase two completed in 1997 (Hendricks, Laney, Lowery, and McIntyre. Watson Village also includes Beam and Welborn halls, which typically house sophmores.
Welborn Hall
Welborn Hall is one of the newest apartment-style residence halls on campus. The building is named for alum Sam Welborn and his wife Sandy.
George A. Batte, Jr. Fine Arts Center
A 44,000 square-foot facility, provides classroom and rehearsal space for the University's music department, as well as providing a venue to showcase the talents of visiting musicians, actors, singers, and artists. The center features a 176-seat recital hall, the 554-seat Hannah Covington McGee Theatre, gallery space for displaying the work of students, faculty, and regional artists, rehearsal halls and studio offices.
Faculty Apartments
An eight-unit facility at the corner of Faculty Drive and Haskins Drive houses two students per unit.
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Byrum Hall
Wingate's newest apartment-style residence hall opened in January 2011 in order to help accommodate Wingate's largest incoming class ever.
Beam Hall
Beam Hall is an apartment-style residence hall. The hall typically houses sophomores.
Helms Hall
Completed in 1967, Helms Hall honors the late L.L. Helms, prominent alumnus and trustee of the University, and his wife, Mary Smith Helms. The hall was renovated in 2005 and houses 195 students.
Goodman Service Center
R.W. Goodman Campus Service Center, built in 1986, serves as a multi-functional headquarters for maintenance, buildings and ground services, as well as custodial services. It is also the University's primary stockroom.
Sanders-Sikes PE Building
Completed in 1956, the building is fully equipped for physical education. It has a regulation basketball court and contains the offices of Wingate University coaches.
Tennis Courts
Wingate University's men's and women's tennis teams practice and compete on the tennis courts located behind the Cannon Complex and adjacent to Sanders-Sikes PE Building.
Troutman Baseball Clubhouse
The Troutman Baseball Clubhouse, named for the local Troutman family, is home to the baseball team.
Baseball Concession Stand
The concession stand offers food and drinks during home baseball games.
Christopher Baseball Stadium & Plyler Field
Wingate University's baseball stadium is named for long-time baseball coach Ron Christopher. The field stands in recognition of the Plyler family.
Smith Science Center
Budd E. Smith Science Center, named in honor of the University's 10th president and completed in 1962, provides classrooms and laboratories for life and physical sciences. Plant and animal laboratories were added to the science complex in 1982.
Bridges Hall
Herbert Bridges Hall, completed in 1963, provides classrooms, offices and lab space for the Department of Biology.
Alumni Hall
Constructed in 1946, Alumni Hall houses the Office of International Studies, the Office of Internships and Career Services and Success Coaching offices. It also houses two floors of residential students.
Austin Auditorium
Austin Auditorium was completed in 1960 and serves as a cultural center for the University and the surrounding community. The building is named for the late Mr. and Mrs. John M. Austin of Wadesboro. The auditorium was remodeled in 1980 to accommodate a custom-built, 30-stop Holtkamp organ given by the late Thelma Rivers, an alumna of the Wingate School, in honor of the Rivers family.
Charles A. Cannon Complex
The complex opened in 1986 and contains the Cuddy Arena, a 2,500-seat basketball arena, an Olympic-size swimming pool, racquetball courts, a physical fitness laboratory, classrooms and offices for the Athletic Department and the School of Sport Sciences.
Edward L. West Center & Human Performance Lab
The Edward L. West Center is adjacent to the Cannon Complex and houses the offices of the athletic director, the School of Sport Sciences and the Human Performance Lab.
Wingate Baptist Church
Wingate Baptist Church is located next to campus. Members of its congregation played an integral part in the formation of the Wingate School.
Ethel K. Smith Library and Ethel K. Cafe
The library maintains a collection to support the learning experiences of the students and the teaching and research activities of the faculty and staff of Wingate University. Ethel K. Smith Library includes individual study carrels in the Quiet Room, several group study spaces, and general areas for individual or group work. Wireless LAN access and wet carrels are available in several areas of the facility, including the Ethel K. Cafe coffee shop. The building also includes an electronic instruction lab equipped with computers for interactive teaching.
Academic Quad
Wingate's academic quad is located between the academic buildings and is the site for the annual Commencement ceremony.
Burris Classroom Building
Erected in 1933, Burris contains 23 classrooms and 20 faculty offices. The English, History, Psychology, Religion and Sociology departments are located in this building.
Hayes Classroom Building
Named after Miriam Cannon Hayes and completed in fall 2006, Hayes is a three-story classroom building that includes wireless or "smart" classrooms and houses the offices of the School of Education, the Physician Assistant Program and labs for the School of Pharmacy.
Gate
The Gate was constructed as a landmark on campus to signify students' beginning (through the gate) and culmination of their time at Wingate.
Efird Archives Building
The Efird Memorial Library, which served as the first freestanding library on campus, houses the Wingate Archives and the Charles A. Cannon Collection of personal papers from the noted business industrialist and school benefactor. Within the Archives, the Wingate collection represents the many changes to the institution as a school, a junior college, a college and now as a university, while other special collections contain historical documentation and memorabilia.
Burnside Dalton Building
Named in honor of the late Harry L. Dalton and the late J.E. Burnside and was completed in 1968. It includes the computer graphics, photography, and ceramics studios, as well as other art classrooms and studios. This building also houses foreign language classrooms and laboratories.
Stegall Administration Building
Completed in 1991 and named in honor of the Late Roy and Vera Stegall. Designed as the centerpiece of a growing campus, the Stegall Administration Building is surrounded by a landscaped plaza and a small lake. The building is the administrative center of the University, with the offices of the President, Academic Affairs, Admissions, Business Affairs, Computer Center, Financial Planning and Registrar under one roof.
Dickson-Palmer Student Center
Dedicated in April of 1977, the DPC is home to the administrative offices of Student Life (Dean of Students, Student Ministries, Residence Life, Campus Recreation, Counseling, Student Success, Greek Life, Activities, Service, Orientation, Multicultural Affairs, First Year Engagement and Student Government). There are meeting rooms, the campus post office, WUFlix video checkout and a fitness center.
Hucks Softball Field House
The Hucks Softball Field House is home to the softball team.
Softball Field
Wingate's softball field is the location for the Bulldog softball team's home games.
Intramural Sports Arena
Wingate's outdoor intramural sports teams play most of their games at the intramural sports arena.
Soccer Field House
Wingate's soccer field house is home to the men's and women's soccer teams.
Athletic Practice Fields
The Wingate University athletics teams practice in various locations across campus.
Soccer Field
The soccer field is the central location for all home soccer games.
Campus Lake and picnic pavilion
Wingate University's campus lake is a scenic location for relaxation or exercise. The cross country team's trail surrounds the campus lake. A picnic pavilion is also located at the campus lake and is used for campus functions and private parties.
Charles A. Cannon Hall
Charles A. Cannon Hall, erected in 1969-70, contains approximately 30,000 square feet of classroom space dedicated to the Porter B. Byrum School of Business and the Department of Communication. The building honors the University’s most generous benefactor, the late Charles Albert Cannon.
Jefferson at Wingate student apartments
Completed in 2000, Jefferson is comprised of Belk, Bridges, Haskins, Rushing, Sherwood and Tucker Halls. The six facilities house students in apartments with a multitude of amenities.
Jefferson Clubhouse
Built in August 2000 as a part of the Jefferson at Wingate apartment complex, the clubhouse offers an outdoor pool, lighted sand volleyball court and Klondike Poolside Dining Services. Student Health is also located in the clubhouse.
Cannon Residence Hall
Ruth Coltrane Cannon Hall was named in the honor of the late Mrs. Charles A. Cannon. An addition was added and the existing building was completely renovated in 2004 to house 236 students.
Young Guest House
The H. Fields and Ruth B. Young Guest House was built in 1913 as a private home. In 1994, the home was extensively refurbished and renovated as a guest house through the generosity of the late H. Fields Young, Jr. and his wife, Ruth B. Young.
Holbrook Building
Named in honor of the late Roy L. Holbrook, the building was completed in the fall of 1965. Formerly the administration building, it currently houses the Office of Resource Development and the Office of Marketing and Communications.
W.T. Harris Dining Hall
The largest residential dining facility on campus features RFoC, or 'Real Food on Campus.’ Many of the items on the menu are prepared fresh at the various stations, which include: Home, Grill, Pizza, Produce Market, Sandwich Shoppe, Exhibition and Bakery.
LaVerne Banquet Hall
Adjoining the W.T. Harris Dining Hall, the banquet hall honors the late LaVerne Childers Harris. With a seating capacity of up to 350, it provides an elegant meeting space for any type of catered need from receptions to formal dinners.
Charles A. Cannon Memorial & Outdoor Amphitheater
The complex opened in 1986 and contains the Cuddy Arena, a 2,500-seat basketball arena, an Olympic-size swimming pool, racquetball courts, a physical fitness laboratory, classrooms and offices for the Athletic Department and the School of Sport Sciences.
Main Campus Entrance Gates
Wingate University’s main campus entrance is located on Highway 74 in Wingate. The entrance features the Wingate University seal.