Evanston Campus

Located on Northwestern University's Evanston Campus, the Kellogg School's Global Hub is a 415,000-square foot building featuring fluid space designed to build community and empower a new era of business leaders in the 21st century.

With views of Lake Michigan and the Chicago skyline, the Global Hub features spaces designed to support various scales of collaboration and learning. The heart of the building is Gies Plaza, a 6,000 square-foot space featuring Spanish steps supporting various types of teamwork and gathering. Located directly above is the Global Hub's Faculty Summit, a 9,000-square foot atrium fostering and empowering discussion and connection between Kellogg's world-leading research and practitioner faculty. Located on the second floor is the White Auditorium, a 6,600-square foot space for seating up to 350 people.

Featuring 15 high-tech classrooms, the Global Hub offers telepresence capabilities, as well as the flexibility to change in order to support different types of learning. The Galvin Design Wing features space for innovators and designers to collaborate, and also houses the Levy Entrepreneurship Studio, a creative workspace where student entrepreneurs discover, test and launch new businesses.

The Global Hub is home to Kellogg's Full-Time MBA Program.

Located on the western shores of Lake Michigan in the heart of the Evanston campus, the James L. Allen Center is the home of Kellogg School's Executive Education non-degree programs and Executive MBA Program. 

Designed and managed exclusively to support the school's degree and non-degree executive programs, the Allen Center hosts more than 6,000 executives annually to one or more of the School's 140 executive programs.

The McManus Center, one mile from the Global Hub, is an apartment complex exclusively for Kellogg School students. It houses a wonderful community for international and domestic students, and their partners and children. Fully furnished studio, twin studio and two-bedroom apartments accommodate 250 single students; 50 one-bedroom apartments are available for couples, and 15 two-bedroom apartments are available for families. The center also contains group study rooms, computer labs, exercise facilities, a game room, an underground parking garage and a lounge area.

From modern high-rises to elegant apartments with Victorian-era details, Evanston has a variety of private apartment choices. An excellent public transportation system of buses and light rail enables students to live in Evanston, Chicago or nearby suburbs and commute to classes conveniently. Once students are admitted, additional resources for finding housing are available. 

Interested in Kellogg’s Chicago Campus?

Evanston, the first in a string of North Shore Chicago suburbs, stretches along four miles of Lake Michigan. A truly “urban suburb,” Evanston includes residential neighborhoods, parks, business districts, beaches and recreational facilities. The city is just a short train ride away from downtown Chicago.

Most Kellogg School students live in Evanston, which maintains thriving shops, restaurants, movie theaters and art galleries, while some commute to classes from nearby Chicago. Chicago's public transit system is extensive and far-reaching, with many bus and train stops throughout both cities.