Rockhurst

Rockhurst is a university building in Kansas City belonging to a private Jesuit institution, featuring a central tower called Sedgwick Hall. The structure displays early 20th-century college architecture with limestone walls and traditional design elements typical of that era.

The institution was founded in 1910 and classes began in 1917 after the initial purchase of the land. This establishment became an important center for Jesuit education in the region.

The building serves as the main structure for a Jesuit-affiliated institution that emphasizes community engagement and service. Throughout the campus, the architectural design and layout reflect these educational values.

The building sits at the intersection of 54th Street and Troost Avenue with multiple entry points. A parking garage is accessible nearby through a connected structure.

Since 2006, the institution has been led by non-Jesuit administration, breaking with its traditional leadership pattern. This shift in management reflects how the place has adapted while maintaining its educational mission.