exception to Title IX in 2017 which allows it to legally discriminate against LGBT students for religious reasons. Accreditations Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE) Higher Learning Commission Campus Crown College is situated on a campus near the communities of Waconia, Minnetrista and St. Bonifacius. Prior to occupying its current campus in June 1970, the college had been located within the city of St. Paul and occupied several buildings in the block northeast of the intersection of Englewood Avenue and Albert Street. The old campus's Bethany Hall and library/classroom building remain, and part of the site is now occupied by the Friends School of Minnesota. Student life Crown's culture is heavily Christian. Its statement of faith, which all faculty and students must sign, declares homosexuality and abortion to be immoral. Housing Main Hall Main Hall is the primary first-year student residence for men, housing approximately 85 students on the second, third, and fourth floors of the east wing. Main offers traditional-style rooms with two or three occupants, as well as suites which house four students who share a living area. Each floor has a community bathroom, shower room, and laundry services. A lobby is located on the second floor. Main was converted from the original Jesuit dorm rooms into the dorm rooms for Crown's students. Miller Hall Renovated in the summer of 2005, Miller Hall offers suite style housing and the opportunity for all class levels to live together. There are nine suites which house up to six students. The suites have three bedrooms, one bathroom, and individual heating and air conditioning control. Laundry facilities are located in the basement suite. Strohm and Richardson Halls Used mainly for first-year residents, Strohm and Richardson Halls are all-female halls with approximately 90 beds each. Both halls offer four person rooms with attached bathroom and built in furniture. Laundry facilities and kitchens are located on the first floor. The rooms are designed to accommodate four women each. There is a double vanity as well as a bathroom in each room. A central lounge area is located on each floor as well as laundry facilities and a kitchen in each building. Strohm Hall, built in 1976, was named after George D. Strohm, who was a missionary in China and the Philippines. He served as President of the college from 1943 to 1959. Richardson Hall was built in 1977 and named after Stanton & Hazel