Campus Buildings

Adams Hall

Adams Hall, home for our outstanding art department, was the College’s first gymnasium beginning in the late 1890s.

Armerding Center for Music and the Arts

The Armerding Center for Music and the Arts houses the Conservatory of Music, including a Recital Hall and practice rooms.

Todd M. Beamer Center

The Beamer Center hosts the College's dining hall, Coray Gymnasium, Student Development Offices, Sam's Cafe, and The Stupe.

Billy Graham Hall

Billy Graham Hall hosts the Wheaton College Graduate School, the Wheaton College Billy Graham Center, and the Billy Graham Museum.

Blanchard Hall

Blanchard Hall, Wheaton's "Old Main", is at the center of the Wheaton Campus.

The Library of Wheaton College

The Library of Wheaton College provides a variety of services for students and faculty.

Chrouser Sports Complex

The Chrouser Sports Complex is the College's athletic center and contains King Arena.

Edman Chapel

Edman Memorial Chapel serves as the site for chapels, concerts, and other events on the College's campus.

Jenks Hall

Jenks Hall is home to the theater program, Arena Theater, and the ROTC Program.

McAlister Hall

McAlister Hall is the former home of the Wheaton Conservatory of Music.

Memorial Student Center

The Memorial Student Center was build in memory of the students and graduates who served in World War II.

Meyer Science Center

Meyer Science Center hosts the science programs at Wheaton College and contains a variety of state-of-the-art technologies.

Pierce Chapel

Pierce Chapel is the former chapel of the College and home to Community School of the Arts.

Marion E. Wade Center

The Wade Center is home to a major research collection of the books of seven British authors.

Welcome Center

The Welcome Center is the home of the Undergraduate Admissions office and chronicles the Story of Wheaton.

Westgate

Westgate hosts the College's Alumni Relations Office and was home to three former College presidents.