Wheaton College Campus

Welcome to Wheaton College! Sarah introduces herself and gives you a glimpse into Arena Theater.

Everyone on campus walks through the quad at least once a day. The quad is the backyard of Blanchard and stretches to Beamer. People walk through the quad on the way to and from chapel and classes. The large walkway allows people to bike, walk, or skateboard along the path.

Arena Theater is home to the black box theater on campus. Every year there are shows performed in November, February, and April. Some of the shows are classic plays such as Shakespearean plays and others are more modern plays. Aside from three adult directors, everything is created, run, and managed by the students in theater classes.

Kaylee sits in lower beamer, a popular hangout spot on campus, as she explains some of her favorite parts of campus and shares about her major and life at Wheaton.

Sarah walks you through a lecture hall in Meyer Science Center. These halls are used for classes, film viewings, and special guest conferences.

Classes at Wheaton have between 5-80 students at a time. Major classes tend to me smaller while gen eds are much larder. In this classroom there are roughly 30 students per class.

Aly and Sarah walk back from class and talk about Aly's experience as a student at Wheaton. She talks about the academic climate and social life on at Wheaton.

Sarah and Colling snuck into a lab so Collin can explain how labs in the Meyer Science Center are conducted and laid out.

Blanchard Lawn is in the middle of campus and acts as a private park in the middle of campus. Students hang out there in the warm months of the school year. Blanchard lawn overlooks the Billy Graham Center, Blanchard Hall, the Stadium, and Beamer.

Wheaton is a small Christian liberal arts college located 30 miles west of Chicago with easy access to the city.

Sarah explains the campus community and covenant before saying goodbye.

Claire talks a bit about intramural sports at Wheaton College - something anyone of any skill can join! At Wheaton, they have dodgeball, indoor soccer, outdoor soccer, sand volleyball, volleyball, basketball, kickball, ultimate frisbee, softball, and others! Intramural sports (IMs) are a great way to meet new people and have some fun outdoors and indoors!

Classes at Wheaton have between 5-80 students at a time. Major classes tend to me smaller while gen eds are much larder. In this classroom there are roughly 30 students per class.

Blanchard Hall was the original building on campus and was named after the first president, Jonathan Blanchard. It houses many of the humanities departments.

Blanchard Lawn is in the middle of campus and acts as a private park in the middle of campus. Students hang out there in the warm months of the school year. Blanchard lawn overlooks the Billy Graham Center, Blanchard Hall, the Stadium, and Beamer.

Buswell library is a three-story library just off the quad. Along with the Wheaton Public Library (WPL), located 4 blocks from campus, you can borrow most of your books for classes if you don't want to buy them. The WPL loans books out for two weeks to a month, Buswell library lends books out for up to a semester.