The Russian-American Christian University (RACU) is in its tenth year of operation. For the first three years, the university used offices and classrooms in a two-floor office building in southwest Moscow, a space RACU shared with four other organizations. When the university outgrew this facility, we leased space from Moscow State University for three years. In 2002, we moved again to a new location. Our current facility is filled to capacity, and the school has no room for growth.

In 2001, the Trustees authorized the purchase of a land lease in the northern part of Moscow, and the decision was made to build a new campus facility on this property. Architectural plans have been drawn up, the necessary approvals have been received by the Moscow city government, and the staff is working to raise the remaining funds needed to begin construction.

We invite you to view the plans for our new campus facility, to learn about its development, and to become acquainted with the team who designed the campus. You can even see the floor plans and imagine this space buzzing with activity from our students, staff and faculty.

When RACU builds this 46,000 square foot facility, it will be one of the few private educational universities in the country with its own campus. We invite you to join this historic undertaking and to become a financial supporter of RACU's new campus.

Description
Detailed information on the new campus facility location, structure, etc.

Benefits
The importance and advantages of moving to a permanent facility

Biographies
The impressive team participating in this project

Model
Computer models of our new home

Site Metro
A street map/overhead view showing the new campus location

To donate to our capital campaign, visit RACU's donations page!