The Stevens Center is considered to be the main and important building here at George Fox University. Not only does it serve as the main office building for students and academics, it also houses the office of the president of George Fox, the financial offices, and also the Career Academic Planning Center.
The building began to break ground on April 27, 2000 and was built in honor of Edward Stevens, former president of the university. This building honors him because of the work that he has done for the university during his term as university president, from the enrollment increasing, reworking of the campus buildings and dorms, and introduction of new majors for students to pick from when they enroll here at the university.
The building is split up into three floors. The first floor has academic classrooms and the CAP center for students. The second floor also has classrooms and the visitor center for people and college applicants to learn more about the university. The third floor houses the office of President Robin Baker and the IT Technical services department. Today, the Stevens Center continues to serve as the cornerstone of the university.