Success Story
Jeremy Lewis ’21, Fort Worth, TX
“It’s easy to build connections because everyone is in a similar situation as you and excited to meet new Kohawks!”
Student Life
Because everyone lives right here, everything happens right here.
Since Coe is a residential campus, all the activities, games and hang-out spots are always a short walk away. After graduation, you’re not going to remember every assignment, but you will remember the friendships you forged and the experiences you had while living and studying at Coe.
Facts & Figures
Nearly 100 %
of students live on campus
Over 70 %
of your time in college is spent outside the classroom
100 +
clubs, organizations and athletic teams
90 %
of students are involved in campus activities
Coe College Traditions
The Victory Bell
Students ring the Victory Bell during their orientation as first-year students and again before they cross the stage at graduation, marking the beginning and culmination of their academic journey.
Late Night Breakfast
On the night before finals kick off the Kohawk community gathers together in the “U” for a fun, late-night meal complete with pancakes, eggs and other breakfast favorites served up by the faculty and staff.
Homecoming
Homecoming brings together students, alumni and the community in a celebration of school spirit, featuring Kohawk Rock, a thrilling football game and the chance for Kohawks to connect, celebrate and reminisce.
Flunk Day
Held in the spring, Flunk Day is a surprise day off from classes for students to recharge with a day of fun activities, games and socializing across campus.
