- Academic Buildings
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Center for Global Education
Academic - Click to see on mapThis facility provides resources for students, faculty and staff interested in international study.
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Diana Davis Spencer Discovery Center Dedicated to Free Speech and Innovation
Academic - Click to see on mapAn academic hub for the entire campus. This newly renovated building features classrooms, faculty offices, labs, and collaborative study spaces
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Elisabeth W. Amen Nursery School
Academic - Click to see on mapAn experimental school that offers programs for preschool-age children during the college’s academic year.
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Knapton Hall
Academic - Click to see on mapA traditional college academic building, home to social sciences faculty offices, classrooms and study rooms.
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Kollett Hall
Academic - Click to see on mapHome to the Filene Center for Academic Advising and Career Services.
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Mars Arts and Humanities
Academic - Click to see on mapThe building features numerous classrooms, art labs and faculty offices.
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Mars Center for Science and Technology
Academic - Click to see on mapHome to the college’s science, math and computer departments.
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Marshall Center for Intercultural Learning
Academic - Click to see on mapThe Marshall Center for Intercultural Learning supports Wheaton’s commitment to diversity.
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Wallace Library
Academic - Click to see on mapHouses the library collections and features electronic classrooms, study areas, collaboration rooms and meeting spaces.
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Watson Fine Arts Center
Academic - Click to see on mapHome to arts programs, Wheaton’s Permanent Collection and the Beard and Weil Galleries.
- Administrative Buildings
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10 Library Square
Administrative - Click to see on mapLocated across the street from the main campus and houses the Marketing & Communications office.
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Admission
Administrative - Click to see on mapThis facility is home to the Office of Admission and Student Financial Services.
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Campus Safety
Administrative - Click to see on mapThis building houses campus police and the Campus Safety Department.
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Doll’s House
Administrative - Click to see on mapThis petite brick building is home to the Office of the Registrar and faculty offices.
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Facilities and Operations
Administrative - Click to see on mapKnown as the Physical Plant and home to departments that keep the campus running smoothly.
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Hebe Hall
Administrative - Click to see on mapHome to the Office of Human Resources, which supports the college’s staff and faculty.
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Mary Lyon Hall
Administrative - Click to see on mapHome to the Office of Alumni Relations, Gift Planning and the Wheaton Fund.
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Park Hall
Administrative - Click to see on mapWheaton’s main administration building houses the offices of the President, Provost, and others.
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Presidents’ House
Administrative - Click to see on mapThe large white Federal-style house is the private residence of the Wheaton president and family.
- Admission Tour Buildings
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Balfour-Hood Center
Admission Tour - Click to see on mapWheaton’s student center housing the offices of Residential Life, Campus Mail Services and more.
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Center for Global Education
Admission Tour - Click to see on mapThis facility provides resources for students, faculty and staff interested in international study.
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Chase Dining Hall
Admission Tour - Click to see on mapWheaton’s residential dining hall featuring a variety cooking stations and seating overlooking Peacock Pond.
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Cole Memorial Chapel
Admission Tour - Click to see on mapThis beautiful venue provides the setting for many special campus events and student-run clubs.
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Emerson Dining Hall
Admission Tour - Click to see on mapWheaton’s retail dining hall offering a variety of baked goods, salads, soups and sandwiches.
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Everett Courtyard
Admission Tour - Click to see on mapEverett Courtyard is very special here at Wheaton.
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Gebbie Hall and Keefe Hall courtyard
Admission Tour - Click to see on mapIn front of Gebbie Hall and Keefe Hall is a lovely landscaped pathway, accented by a rainbow of color.
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Haas Athletic Center
Admission Tour - Click to see on mapThe main facility for Wheaton athletics, housing much of Wheaton’s athletic administration and coaching staff.
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Kollett Hall
Admission Tour - Click to see on mapHome to the Filene Center for Academic Advising and Career Services.
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Mars Arts and Humanities
Admission Tour - Click to see on mapThe building features numerous classrooms, art labs and faculty offices.
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Mars Center for Science and Technology
Admission Tour - Click to see on mapHome to the college’s science, math and computer departments.
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Marshall Center for Intercultural Learning
Admission Tour - Click to see on mapThe Marshall Center for Intercultural Learning supports Wheaton’s commitment to diversity.
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Mary Lyon Hall
Admission Tour - Click to see on mapHome to the Office of Alumni Relations, Gift Planning and the Wheaton Fund.
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Meadows Center
Admission Tour - Click to see on mapFacility connecting North, West and East Meadows residence halls featuring gathering spaces and laundry facilities.
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Peacock Pond
Admission Tour - Click to see on mapA favorite place of Wheaton animals and location of the Head of the Peacock Regatta.
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Pine Hall
Admission Tour - Click to see on mapWheaton’s newest residence hall and a designated wellness community, opened in August 2019.
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Presidents’ House
Admission Tour - Click to see on mapThe large white Federal-style house is the private residence of the Wheaton president and family.
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The Dimple
Admission Tour - Click to see on mapThe Dimple is the grassy hollow in front of Emerson Hall.
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Wallace Library
Admission Tour - Click to see on mapHouses the library collections and features electronic classrooms, study areas, collaboration rooms and meeting spaces.
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Watson Fine Arts Center
Admission Tour - Click to see on mapHome to arts programs, Wheaton’s Permanent Collection and the Beard and Weil Galleries.
- Athletic Buildings
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Clark Athletic Field
Athletic - Click to see on mapLocated behind the Clark Recreation Center and primarily used by Wheaton’s club sports programs.
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Clark Recreation Center
Athletic - Click to see on mapLocated across from the main campus and used primarily for intramural and recreational sports.
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Clark Softball Field
Athletic - Click to see on mapPart of the Clark athletic complex and home to the Wheaton softball team.
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Clark Tennis Courts
Athletic - Click to see on mapHome to the Wheaton men’s and women’s tennis teams featuring seven tennis courts.
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Haas Athletic Center
Athletic - Click to see on mapThe main facility for Wheaton athletics, housing much of Wheaton’s athletic administration and coaching staff.
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Keefe Field
Athletic - Click to see on mapThe competition-quality sod field is home to the Wheaton men’s soccer team.
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Mirrione Stadium
Athletic - Click to see on mapThe competition-quality sod field is home to the Wheaton women’s soccer team.
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Nordin Field
Athletic - Click to see on mapWheaton’s first synthetic turf field is used by a number of varsity teams.
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Sidell Stadium
Athletic - Click to see on mapLocated next to Clark Recreation Center, the field is home to the Wheaton baseball team.
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Thomas A. Pappas Fitness Center
Athletic - Click to see on mapProvides cardio machines, Nautilus circuit machines, plate-loaded machines, free weights and treadmills.
- Athletics Tour Buildings
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Balfour-Hood Center
Athletics Tour - Click to see on mapWheaton’s student center housing the offices of Residential Life, Campus Mail Services and more.
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Clark Recreation Center
Athletics Tour - Click to see on mapLocated across from the main campus and used primarily for intramural and recreational sports.
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Clark Softball Field
Athletics Tour - Click to see on mapPart of the Clark athletic complex and home to the Wheaton softball team.
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Clark Tennis Courts
Athletics Tour - Click to see on mapHome to the Wheaton men’s and women’s tennis teams featuring seven tennis courts.
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Haas Athletic Center
Athletics Tour - Click to see on mapThe main facility for Wheaton athletics, housing much of Wheaton’s athletic administration and coaching staff.
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Keefe Field
Athletics Tour - Click to see on mapThe competition-quality sod field is home to the Wheaton men’s soccer team.
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Mirrione Stadium
Athletics Tour - Click to see on mapThe competition-quality sod field is home to the Wheaton women’s soccer team.
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Nordin Field
Athletics Tour - Click to see on mapWheaton’s first synthetic turf field is used by a number of varsity teams.
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Sidell Stadium
Athletics Tour - Click to see on mapLocated next to Clark Recreation Center, the field is home to the Wheaton baseball team.
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Thomas A. Pappas Fitness Center
Athletics Tour - Click to see on mapProvides cardio machines, Nautilus circuit machines, plate-loaded machines, free weights and treadmills.
- Dining Buildings
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Chase Dining Hall
Dining - Click to see on mapWheaton’s residential dining hall featuring a variety cooking stations and seating overlooking Peacock Pond.
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Davis Spencer Café
Dining - Click to see on mapCafé located on the first floor of the Mars Center for Science and Technology.
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Emerson Dining Hall
Dining - Click to see on mapWheaton’s retail dining hall offering a variety of baked goods, salads, soups and sandwiches.
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Hood Café
Dining - Click to see on mapThe newly renovated Hood Café offers eco-friendly meal options.
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The Lyons Den
Dining - Click to see on mapA student-run campus coffeehouse where students go to study, eat, drink and socialize.
- Parking Lot Buildings
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Parking Lot 1
Parking Lot - Click to see on mapParking Lot 1 is primarily used by faculty and staff.
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Parking Lot 10
Parking Lot - Click to see on mapAccessible from Route 123, this lot is open to sophomore, junior and senior students.
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Parking Lot 1a
Parking Lot - Click to see on mapLocated off Route 123 and Route 140 and primarily used by faculty and staff.
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Parking Lot 2
Parking Lot - Click to see on mapLocated off Route 123 and Elm Street, and open to faculty, staff and designated visitors.
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Parking Lot 3
Parking Lot - Click to see on mapLocated near Wheaton athletic facilities, this lot is used by students, faculty, staff and visitors.
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Parking Lot 4
Parking Lot - Click to see on mapLocated near the Meadows residential complex and open to sophomore, junior and senior students.
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Parking Lot 7
Parking Lot - Click to see on mapLocated next to Haas Athletic Center and used primarily by faculty and staff.
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Parking Lot 8
Parking Lot - Click to see on mapLocated near Haas Athletic Center, this lot is used primarily by faculty and staff.
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Parking Lot 9
Parking Lot - Click to see on mapLocated next to the old Science Center and used primarily by faculty and staff.
- Residential Buildings
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11 Howard Street
Residential - Click to see on mapThe house at 11 Howard Street is one of several house structures on campus.
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22 Howard Street
Residential - Click to see on mapThe house at 22 Howard Street is one of several house structures on campus.
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26/28 Taunton Avenue
Residential - Click to see on mapThe house at 26/28 Taunton Avenue is one of several house structures on campus.
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44 Howard Street
Residential - Click to see on mapThe house at 44 Howard Street is one of several house structures on campus.
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9 Taunton Avenue
Residential - Click to see on mapThe house at 9 Taunton Avenue is one of several house structures on campus.
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Beard Hall
Residential - Click to see on mapAn intellectually vibrant and diverse residential community that expands the educational experience beyond the classroom.
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Bittersweet House
Residential - Click to see on mapThe house located at 27 Pine Street is one of several house structures on campus.
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Brooks Campbell House
Residential - Click to see on mapThe house at 17/19 Howard Street is one of several house structures on campus.
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Chapin Hall
Residential - Click to see on mapOne of the smaller traditional-style residence halls housing 45 students
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Clark Hall
Residential - Click to see on mapPart of the YMC Quad housing approximately 116 students in single, double, and triple rooms.
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Cragin Hall
Residential - Click to see on mapResidence hall adjacent to Emerson Dining Hall housing approximately 70 students.
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Davis International House
Residential - Click to see on mapThe house at 7/9 Howard Street is one of several house structures on campus.
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Elms House
Residential - Click to see on mapThe house at 17 Pine Street is one of several house structures on campus.
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Emerson Hall
Residential - Click to see on mapLocated above Emerson Dining Hall, this traditional-style residential hall is currently part of the Theme House community.
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Everett Courtyard
Residential - Click to see on mapEverett Courtyard is very special here at Wheaton.
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Everett Hall
Residential - Click to see on mapThe largest residence hall on upper campus and accommodates more than 170 students.
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Everett Heights
Residential - Click to see on mapOne of the college’s 19 traditional-style residence halls featuring lofted beds and high ceilings.
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Gebbie Hall
Residential - Click to see on mapThis facility, home to approximately 50 residents, is composed of 2nd, 3rd, and 4th year students in suite-style housing.
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Gebbie Hall and Keefe Hall courtyard
Residential - Click to see on mapIn front of Gebbie Hall and Keefe Hall is a lovely landscaped pathway, accented by a rainbow of color.
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Guest House
Residential - Click to see on mapGuest House is one of several house structures on campus.
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Keefe Hall
Residential - Click to see on mapThis facility, home to approximately 50 residents, is composed of 2nd, 3rd, and 4th year students in suite-style housing.
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Kilham Hall
Residential - Click to see on mapThis residence hall is designated for students who identify on the female to nonbinary spectrum and holds about 58 students.
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Larcom Hall
Residential - Click to see on mapA substance-free residence hall, it has three floors and holds approximately 63 students.
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Linden House
Residential - Click to see on mapThe house at 25 Pine Street is one of several house structures on campus.
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McIntire Hall
Residential - Click to see on mapPart of the YMC Quad housing approximately 123 students in single, double, and triple, and quad rooms.
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Meadows Center
Residential - Click to see on mapFacility connecting North, West and East Meadows residence halls featuring gathering spaces and laundry facilities.
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Meadows East
Residential - Click to see on mapPart of the Meadows residential complex located on lower campus adjacent to Chase Dining Hall.
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Meadows North
Residential - Click to see on mapOne of three residence halls in the Meadows building complex that consists of three wings.
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Meadows West
Residential - Click to see on mapPart of the Meadows complex located on lower campus.
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Metcalf Hall
Residential - Click to see on mapThis residence hall houses 2nd, 3rd, and 4th year students.
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Oldfield House
Residential - Click to see on mapThe house at 46/48 E Main Street is one of several house structures on campus.
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Pine Hall
Residential - Click to see on mapWheaton’s newest residence hall and a designated wellness community, opened in August 2019.
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Stanton Hall
Residential - Click to see on mapA residence hall that accommodates approximately 90 students and offers single, double and triple rooms.
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The Sem
Residential - Click to see on mapThe house at 1/3 Howard Street is one of several house structures on campus.
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White House
Residential - Click to see on mapWhite House is one of several house structures on campus.
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Young Hall
Residential - Click to see on mapPart of the YMC Quad housing approximately 111 students in single, double, triple, and quad rooms.
- Student Life Buildings
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Balfour-Hood Center
Student Life - Click to see on mapWheaton’s student center housing the offices of Residential Life, Campus Mail Services and more.
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Chapel Field
Student Life - Click to see on mapA large green space located behind Cole Memorial Chapel used for various events and gatherings.
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Cole Memorial Chapel
Student Life - Click to see on mapThis beautiful venue provides the setting for many special campus events and student-run clubs.
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Counseling Center
Student Life - Click to see on mapThis facility at 42 Howard Street serves Wheaton students with a number of important services.
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Norton Medical Center
Student Life - Click to see on mapWheaton’s designated student health center is a private neighborhood family practice facility located on campus.
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Old Observatory
Student Life - Click to see on mapLocated behind the Presidents’ House, this domed building was formerly an astronomy observatory.
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Peacock Pond
Student Life - Click to see on mapA favorite place of Wheaton animals and location of the Head of the Peacock Regatta.
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The Dimple
Student Life - Click to see on mapThe Dimple is the grassy hollow in front of Emerson Hall.
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The Lyons Den
Student Life - Click to see on mapA student-run campus coffeehouse where students go to study, eat, drink and socialize.