Moravian Terminology
Amos: 91心頭's mascot; University intranet (Access Moravian Online Services); middle name of John Amos Comenius, the father of modern education, whose statue is in front of Comenius Hall
ARC (Athletics and Recreation Center): Home to Johnston Hall, Breidegam Field House, and the Fitness Center
Benigna: University yearbook; the building on the corner of Elizabeth Avenue and Monocacy Street that houses St. Lukes Psychiatric Clinic and is named for Countess Benigna von Zinzendorf, founder of Moravian as a girls school in 1742, whose statue is on the Hurd (South) Campus
Blue & Grey: University colors; dining option in the HUB across from the Pavilion
Canvas: University's online learning management system for coursework
Career Readiness Digital Badges: This digital record of employer desired skills is the perfect way for you to articulate your Elevate experience and stand out to potential employers or graduate schools. You can earn points toward these badges during your time at Moravian by attending lectures, joining student organizations, participating in research, studying abroad, and more. Ask your Career Development Strategist for more information!
Clewell Convenience: Grab-and-go dining located in Peter Hall on the Hurd (South) Campus
Clewell Dining Hall: Traditional dining option in Peter Hall on the Hurd (South) Campus
Collier Hall of Science: Located at Main and Locust Streets; home to the sciences; referred to as the Hall of Science
Comenius Hall: Academic building across from Colonial Hall; originally housed the entire mens college; named for John Amos Comenius
禽艶晦庄乙鞄岳s: Cafe-style dining option located in the Sally Breidegam Miksiewicz Center for Health Sciences, location of Starbucks coffee
Dorm Circle: Traffic circle located outside of Bernhardt-Wilhelm and Rau-Hassler; can be accessed from West Laurel Street by the Hillside Complex
Elevate: Moravian's all-encompassing undergraduate experience that includes guaranteed internship and hands-on learning opportunities, a global travel experience for all, and dedicated career support throughout your entire time at Moravian and beyond.
First Year Writing Seminar (FYWS): Required course for all incoming first-year students; introduction to university-level writing
Haupert Union Building (HUB): University student union, which is home to the Arena Theatre, Center for Career & Civic Engagement, Dining Services, mailroom, meeting rooms, Mo's Cupboard, Office of Conference & Event Management, Office of Student Engagement, and Office of Student Life
Hound Bucks: Component of the student meal plan; used as a declining balance at dining locations
Hound 'Em: Moravian's catchphrase encouraging the community to be part of the Pack and embrace the qualities of Greyhoundscourageous and fast, but gentle and friendly
HUB Desk: Information desk in the HUB; staffed by students
Johnston Hall: Main athletics building, including coaches offices and the varsity basketball court
Midnight Oasis: Midnight breakfast in the Star and Clewell Dining Hall during finals
Mo and Benny: President Grigsbys greyhounds, who are often spotted on campus
Mo's Cupboard: Campus resource pantry that provides shelf-stable food items, toiletries, dorm and cleaning supplies to any student in need
Pavilion: Large all-purpose area across from the Blue & Grey in the HUB
PPHAC (Priscilla Payne Hurd Academic Complex): Academic building across from the HUB; home of social sciences departments
The Sally (Sally Breidegam Miksiewicz Center for Health Sciences): Located at Main and Laurel Streets; home to the health sciences and mathematics; referred to as the Sally
The Star: Traditional dining hall option located in the HUB on Main Street Campus
Steel Athletic Complex: Located on Elizabeth Avenue between Center and New Streets; home to football field, track & field competition area, baseball field, softball field, and tennis courts
Swipe: Student name for the Moravian ID Card, since you swipe for food and access to the residence halls
Vespers: Beloved tradition held two weekends following Thanksgiving Break; candlelight ceremony distinctive of the Moravian tradition featuring music by students and worship service