The Andrews University Dairy closed in 2018. However, the Department of Sustainable Agriculture decided to utilize the space at the previous dairy and create the Agriculture Education Center. The Agriculture Education Center is home to various species including cattle, chickens, sheep, rabbits, pigs, ducks, and goats! Animal Science/ Pre-Vet students get hands-on experience with each species so they can gain more knowledge which can be of benefit no matter which animal-related career path they choose. 

Andrews University is located in the Village of Berrien Springs in southwest Michigan. The campus is adjacent to the Saint Joseph River and 12 miles away from the shores of Lake Michigan. South Bend, Indiana, home of the University of Notre Dame, is 25 miles away; thus, some Andrews faculty members hold joint appointments with Notre Dame.

The 1,600-acre campus is officially designated as an arboretum. The campus maintains a variety of indigenous trees, especially around the quad in the center of the campus. The campus is composed of 27 instructional buildings, the Howard Performing Arts Center, an airpark, four residence halls, and four apartment complexes.