Facilities
The community is our campus. And we encourage our students to be responsible members of the community. So you won’t find dorms, recreation centers or cafeterias at New Saint Andrews.

Located in Historic Downtown Moscow
New Saint Andrews is located in the heart of downtown Moscow at Main Street and Friendship Square. The College occupies the historic Skattaboe Block at 405 South Main Street. The 15,000 square foot facility (with an additional 10,000 square feet of basement) was built between 1893 and 1925, and is on the National Registry of Historic Places. The first floor of the New Saint Andrews building houses Tyndale Library, faculty offices, two classrooms, a seminar room, a common area, and the College bookstore. The College's administrative offices, faculty offices, the student services area, and two more conference rooms are located on the second floor overlooking Friendship Square.

The Nuart Theater
The College's Disputatio sessions convene every Friday afternoon at the Nuart Theater, an historic theater venue across Main Street from the College's main building. The theater seats 250.

Friendship Square
The College is located on the city's Friendship Square. Situated on the south side of the Square, the College community enjoys the lively public space which features a Farmers Market on Saturdays May through October, open air concerts, a small children's playground, a fountain, and park benches. As the main downtown public gathering spot, Friendship Square plays host to various public events, rallies, receptions, and even protests (this is a university town, after all). The College reserves the Square occasionally for student events and social gatherings.

Five-star French restaurant
How many colleges have a French restaurant on campus?  In the northeast corner of the first floor of the College building is a high cuisine (it really is extraordinary) French restaurant, West of Paris. The restaurant is owned and operated by Francis and Donna Foucachon, previously of Lyon France. Francis is a trained French chef and the Foucachon's two sons attend New Saint Andrews.