Our campus

Here's where you'll explore what it means to be an artist and nurture your appreciation for the creative process and fine arts.

Reach for the stars – and the earth – in the Olin Center, home to the College observatory and the Geosciences Department.

Heart and soul, energy and imagination, movement galore are on hand (and foot!) in this state-of-the-art facility.

In ISEC, students and faculty from many disciplines collaborate, innovate and exchange ideas.

The eight-acre, historic Jackson's Garden is a perfect haven for a study break.

Nearly everything about Karp Hall speaks to the importance of the humanities in a liberal education.

This stately building is home to the Religious Studies program and the departments of Anthropology, Classics and Philosophy.

In this space, you'll learn to think critically, write eloquently and question the very essence of our societies.

The campus community assembles here to celebrate key College ceremonies, including Convocation and Founders Day.

Stately and iconic, the "Nott" is a National Historic Landmark and striking presence at the heart of our campus.

Dating to 1814 and originally used as a chapel, this space gathers together a number of programs and student resources.

This three-story building is a dynamic hub for learning, research and innovation.

Go to Reamer to eat, pick up your mail, see a movie, and buy textbooks and Union gear at the bookstore.

The light-filled, four-story building houses close to 1 million volumes and more than 100,000 journals.

This building's centerpiece is an intimate performance and teaching space with enhanced acoustics and recording technology.

From Shakespeare to Sara Ruhl, Clifford Odets to Oscar Wilde, compelling drama and movement abound on our stages.

The Wicker Wellness Center offers a comprehensive array of health, wellness and counseling services, and is home to certified therapy dogs.

Our mobile-friendly, full-screen virtual tour provides a range of options for exploring the campus in greater detail.