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 See our campusVisiting campus is the best way to get a feel for Wheaton, but for now, you can explore campus virtually using this interactive online map.Hover over one of the dots to see what it is ( 🔵 Wheaton blue for dorms, 🔴 red for dining halls, ⚫ black for academic, etc.), then click “More” to pull up beautiful photos of each location, as well as details about what goes on inside. Pro tip: use the blue "List" tab on the left side of the map to filter the map by the type or purpose of the building (Student Life, Athletic, etc.) Take a tour with our studentsBest way to see campus? Let our students show where they live, learn and play every day.
Watch more student tours≤ Wheaton @ 400 ft.Step 1: Decide you want a bird's eye view of campusStep 2: Head to the maker lab Step 3: Build a drone Step 4: Check local air traffic Step 5: Fly That's what former Wheaton student Zevi Rubin '16 decided to do a few years ago for fun. What do you like to do for fun? Where will I sleep?This is the No. 1 question we get from prospective students. Below are a few pictures from Pine Hall and Meadows, two residence halls where many of our first-years live. To take a deeper dive, find the blue dots 🔵 on our interactive map indicating residence halls. See more details about first-year residence halls, including pictures and descriptions, on our website. | ||||||||||||||||
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Where will I eat?
This is the second-most common question we get from prospective students. (Maslow's hierarchy anyone?) We have a number of dining options on campus sure to please every palate and accommodate every dietary need. Red dots 🔴 on our interactive map indicate dining halls and cafes. You can find lots of pictures, sample menus and descriptions of our dining halls to whet your appetite on our website.
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And BTW, our campus is wicked gorgeous
This is what sunset looks like at Wheaton. Every. Single. Night. Seriously. Head over to Instagram if you don't believe us.
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Tess from Andover, Massachusetts wants to see “the swimming pool!”
Action shot for you, Tess.
Steven from Rehoboth, Massachusetts, wants to see “public safety communications.”
We'll confess, we were a little confused by what you meant by "communications," but we did find Public Safety Chief Robert Winsor waving, "Hello."
Christine from Holbrook, Massachusetts, asked, “Do you work with animals? Can I see?”
We do a little work with animals. And sometimes we work with little animals–like this mini horse that transports students to class in his tiny carriage... JK! Seriously though, if you want to work with animals there are plenty of opportunities.
Ava from Mystic, Connecticut, asked for a picture of “the Harry Potter room”
The "Harry Potter room," is a great spot on campus, Ava, and its official name is The Cole Room and it's in the library. We seem to have a problem with house elves at the moment though—it appears they've stolen all the recent pics of the room. But we did find this classic from a few years back.
Paula from Little Neck, New York, wants to see "dorms, library and food courts"
Above, Paula, you'll see the classic library exterior shot that just screams, "college!" and below...
...students hitting the books inside. Lots more to see and read—including a library jargon glossary—on our website. And we've added sections on dining halls and residence halls on this page as well—hope those are what you're looking for.
Ciara from Northport, New York, requested pictures of "dorms"
Ciara, pics of our residence halls have been the #1 request so far—and we've added a section on this page so you can learn more about them. Picture above is one of our residence halls framed by the fall foliage.
Priyanka from Sanjaynagar, India, asked for "a picture of the Lyons Den"
Priyanka, the Lyons Den is a great student-run coffee shop in the Balfour-Hood Campus Center where students meet up, catch up, and caffeinate up. It's also a great event spot for bands, readings and more. More pics and details available here if you want to learn more.
Kelly from Portland, Maine, wanted to see "a bio lab"
Kelly, there are 206 bones in the human body—get to know them better as a bio major at Wheaton!
Max from Clinton, New Jersey, asked, "Do you have a pool?"
Max, not only do we have a pool, we also have a synchronized swimming team!
Varuun in Mumbai, India, asked, "Can I see the maker lab?"
Varuun, our maker lab is one of the best around. You can find lots of pictures, projects students have done, videos and the equipment students use on the maker lab web pages.
Ava from Lexington, Massachusetts, asked, "What is the Dimple?"
Good question, Ava. The Dimple is right at the center of our campus. Most days it's a dry, grassy area where students hang out. But when we get a huge rainstorm, it occasionally turns into a small pond, which is when the Dimple diving—long a Wheaton tradition—begins.