Wheaton College (Illinois)

==Campus buildings==
[[File:Wheatonadamshall.jpg|200px|thumb|Adams Hall]]
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*Adams Hall – former gymnasium, houses Art Department, renovated building reopened in January 2009
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*Armerding Hall – former science building (Biology, Math/Computer Science, and Physics); annexed to Breyer Hall; named after the fifth president; in 2017, became dedicated as the new building for the Conservatory of Music
*Beamer Center – student center (dining hall (Anderson Commons), college post office, student activities facilities, etc.)
*[[Billy Graham Center]] – Advancement, evangelism programs, Billy Graham Center Archives, College Archives & Special Collections (a division of the college library), Barrows Auditorium, media resources, graduate school admissions, and student services, academic departments (Biblical and Theological Studies, Christian Education/Christian Formation and Ministry, Communications, Intercultural Studies, Psychology); named after the [[Billy Graham|famous alumnus]]
*Blanchard Hall – President's Office, Provost's Office, Vice President of Finance, accounting, computing services, human resources, purchasing, academic departments (Education, English, History, Philosophy, Sociology/Anthropology); first College building; named after the first two presidents
*Breyer Hall – former science building (Chemistry and Geology); annexed to Armerding Hall
*Buswell Memorial Library – main stacks, music library, reference
*Central Heating and Cooling Plant
*Chase Service Center – public safety, physical plant (auto shop, lock shop, transportation center, etc.)
*[[Edman Memorial Chapel]] – chapel auditorium and support space, 2009 renovation includes instrumental rehearsal room and instructional space for Conservatory of Music; named after the fourth president
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*Harbor House – executive retreat and conference center
*Jenks Hall – Arena Theater, ROTC/Military Science
*[[Marion E. Wade Center]] – Museum of CS Lewis and other Christian writers
*McAlister Hall – [[Wheaton College Conservatory of Music|Conservatory of Music]], now under renovation.
*Memorial Student Center (MSC) – former student center, renovated and reopened in January 2008, houses Business/Economics, Political Science/International Relations, and Urban Studies; named in honor of students who fought in [[World War II]]
*Meyer Science Center – opened in 2010, houses all academic departments formerly housed in Armerding, Breyer, and CSC (all sciences).
*North Harrison Hall – formerly the Wheaton Christian Grammar School, renovated to house Student Health Services, the counseling center, and the wrestling gym
*Pierce Chapel – Formerly the Conservatory of Music and Community School of the Arts, recital hall, now unused.
*Schell Hall – HoneyRock office, foreign language offices, HNGR office
*Chrouser Sports Complex (CSC) – Athletics, field house, pool, climbing wall, fitness center, indoor track
*Student Services Building – bookstore, career services, financial aid, housing/residence life, registrar, student accounts, Student Development, undergraduate admissions
*Westgate – Alumni Association; formerly the President's Home
*Wyngarden – Department of Modern and Classical Languages, Global and Experiential Learning office
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[[File:Wade Center.jpg|thumb|The Wade Center houses a significant research collection of the books and papers of seven British authors]]

===Residence halls===
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*Smith-Traber Hall, on the east side of campus, houses first-year and sophomore men (Traber) and women (Smith)
*Fischer Hall, on the north side of campus, houses first-year and sophomore men and women.
*McManis-Evans Hall, overlooking the quad, houses sophomore, junior, and senior men and women
*Williston Hall, built in the nineteenth century as the first separate residence hall, houses sophomore men and women
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===Other college-owned housing===
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*College Avenue Apartments – Upper-class housing near the soccer and football fields
*College Court Apartments – Upper-class housing south of the Beamer Center and west of the French House
*Fellowship House – Upper-class female housing west of Traber Hall
*French House – Upper-class male housing south of the Beamer Center
*Graham House – Upper-class male housing West of the Graham Center
*Hearth House – Upper-class female housing north of Buswell Library
*Kay House – Upper-class male housing west of Traber Hall
*Kilby House – Upper-class female housing northwest of Edman Chapel
*Mathetai House – Upper-class housing west of Traber Hall
*Saint & Elliot Apartments – Upper-class housing on the east of campus
*Terrace Apartments – Upper-class housing on the far east of campus
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