The College of Wooster Campus

Kauke Hall is Wooster's largest academic building on campus. Home to our social sciences - political science, languages, history, religion, sociology, and a few more - almost every student will take courses in Kauke at some point during their time at Wooster.

The College of Wooster has three libraries, and they each feature a variety of services. Check out the Collaborative Research Environment (CoRE) and learn about out Digital Studio and Writing Center as well!

Wooster's Scot Center is one of the newest buildings on campus, and was recently renovated as well! Home to our volleyball, basketball, and track teams (in the winter), the Scot Center was constructed with the motto "Every Student, Every Day" in mind. That means no one team or club can monopolize any of the many spaces in the building!

Wooster's fitness center is located on the ground floor of our rec center, and features state of the art equipment. It's free for both students and faculty to use, so don't hesitate to get a workout in!

Surrounded by Wooster's upperclassmen residence halls, the res quad is a hub of student activity. Whether just hanging out in hammocks, participating in intramural or club sports, or celebrating at Party on the Green, there are always students using it for something!

Located on the bottom level of Kauke Hall, Old Main Café is a focal point for student life. It's a great place to grab a coffee on your way to class, snag some baked goods or salads if you're hungry, or just hang out with friends!

Wooster's center for Advising, Planning, and Experiential Learning is home to a wide range of services and support systems.

Wooster's academic quad is a central part of campus! Surrounded by the bulk of our academic buildings (and our Admissions office), it gets a lot of heavy use.

The Kauke Arch is a fundamental piece of Wooster life. There are a lot of very cool traditions associated with the space - watch the video to find out what they are!

Although it doesn't look like much from the outside, the Timken Science Library is one of Wooster's hidden gems. The entire building is a quiet zone, which means no talking or loud noise, but it's an incredibly beautiful and tranquil place to study.

Kauke Hall is Wooster's largest academic building on campus. Home to our social sciences - political science, languages, history, religion, sociology, and a few more - almost every student will take courses in Kauke at some point during their time at Wooster.

Wooster is divided into three sections: downtown, campus, and uptown. Check out our historic downtown and learn what Wooster has to offer!

Why Wooster? Hear Alysa, a Wooster junior, talk about why she decided to enroll and what she likes about the campus!

Surrounded by Wooster's upperclassmen residence halls, the res quad is a hub of student activity. Whether just hanging out in hammocks, participating in intramural or club sports, or celebrating at Party on the Green, there are always students using it for something!

Wooster's academic quad is a central part of campus! Surrounded by the bulk of our academic buildings (and our Admissions office), it gets a lot of heavy use.