Despite some tweaks and minor changes, the Bowman House programs and culture have been consistent since 1996. Bowman House instills a sense of tradition in the residents; a sense that they are part of something bigger than themselves. Composite pictures on the wall and many other elements combine to remind us of the men who have gone before us (some of whom are IWU faculty and staff). The men of Bowman House are brothers living, maturing, and growing together, past and future, just as the Church is a family following Christ together.
Bowman House is smaller than most other halls on campus. However it is also known for being one of the best places to find a tight knit, deep community. These two points are linked. Students get to know each other quickly and support and challenge each other. We grow together as we do life alongside each other.