The Andrews University campus sits on a wooded ridge north of the village and is the largest single thing in Berrien Springs by a long way. It is the flagship institution of the Seventh-day Adventist Church and draws students from more than a hundred countries, which gives a small Michigan town an unusually international flavour.
Visitors can walk the campus freely. The James White Library holds one of the largest collections of original Ellen G. White manuscripts anywhere, and the Pioneer Memorial Church is the largest Adventist church in North America. Look for the outdoor sculptures by Alan Collins — Regeneration (1975) and Legacy of Leadership (1998) — sited along the central walkway.