Conference Center Photos

Welcome to George Williams College of Aurora University. This photo tour will give you a good idea of the campus buildings, meeting rooms, accommodations and our beautiful setting.

The campus is open and busy throughout the year. Each season highlights different aspects of the campus and presents a wide variety of recreational opportunities. The lakefront and the golf course are the focuses of summer recreation but winter recreation includes cross country skiing, tobogganing and tubing.

Guests relaxing at the College Inn. Having ice cream at the College Inn snack shop has been a tradition for guests since the 1930s.	Computers with internet access, located in the Administration lounge, help keep guests in touch with family and work.
The Administration building front porch is a popular place for guests to gather.	The Allyn Pavilion, venue for the summer concert series, Music by the Lake, is also available to groups and guests for gatherings.
The Brandenburg building is home to the George Williams Museum.	Maple Lodge is a private-bath housing facility with three meeting rooms.
A view of the GWC golf course with Yerkes Observatory in the background. The golf course is open to the public and to guests staying on campus.	Guests enjoying a summer day on the lakefront.
The Winston Paul Educational Center and One Step Lodge is the newest building on campus. The lodge features three meeting rooms, air conditioning, and motel style rooms with private baths.
Oak and Hickory Lodges were completed in the spring of 2003. The lodges provide shared-bath facilities for youth groups.	Lewis Dining Hall is the oldest building on campus.