HQ Function

Primary center for undergraduate liberal arts education, research, student life, and college administration.

Notable Features:

The Dimple (central quad), Wallace Library, Mars Center for Science and Technology, Diana Davis Spencer Discovery Center, Chapel, historically significant buildings with New England architecture.

Work Culture:

Collaborative academic environment for faculty and staff, focused on student success, research, and community engagement. Emphasis on mentorship, interdisciplinary work, and a supportive campus community.

HQ Significance:

Serves as the heart of the Wheaton community, hosting all academic departments, residential halls, and key student support services. Embodies the college's nearly two-century history and its evolving educational mission.

Values Reflected in HQ: The campus design, with its blend of historic and modern architecture, dedicated centers for arts, sciences, and humanities, and communal green spaces like the Dimple, reflects Wheaton's commitment to a comprehensive liberal arts education, innovation, community, and intellectual exploration.

Location:

Wheaton College fosters a global perspective through a diverse international student body from over 70 countries, numerous study abroad programs in over 40 countries across six continents, international faculty exchanges, and a curriculum that emphasizes global studies and cross-cultural understanding. The Center for Global Education actively supports these initiatives, enabling students to engage in transformative learning experiences worldwide and develop skills for global citizenship.

Street Address:

26 E Main St

City:

Norton

State/Province:

MA

Country:

USA