Whether as a leader or participant, at Wheaton you'll find an abundance of opportunities to learn, grow, and have fun outside the classroom.
Check out all the academic clubs available at Wheaton to enhance your learning experience outside the classroom.
Computer Science Club CSC
To promote community and fun for students interested in computer science.
Earth Club
Earth Club is to encourage department community between Geology and Environmental Science majors as well as any others who may be interested in learning more about Earth Science by organizing both fun events and educational activities in collaborations with the Department of Earth and Environmental Science.
Philosophy Club
The Philosophy Club is a chill group of students who seek to discuss important philosophic matters in the context of relationship. We achieve this by weekly, low-key meetings in a student’s apartment with plenty of hot drinks. All majors welcome!
Society of Physics Students
Pursuing a community of people with an emphasis on physics and supporting other physics related events.
Society of Women in STEM
To provide support for women in STEM fields through community, outreach and career development.
Symbiosis
Wheaton College Archaeology Society
To celebrate archaeology and enjoy the company o other students and professors with similar interests.
Wheaton Conservatory Music Majors
To celebrate archaeology and enjoy the company o other students and professors with similar interests.
Wheaton Pre-Dental Society
The Wheaton College Pre-Dental Society exists to help students from all academic disciplines learn about, engage with, and ultimately pursue a career in the dental profession by facilitating student mentorships, organizing job shadowing opportunities, and hosting informative dental lectures and conferences.
Explore a range of Common Interest Clubs that Wheaton has to offer.
Catholic Society of St. John Paul II
Conservatory Music Majors Club
Dr. Who Club
Planet of the Apes Society
Presence
Presence is a women's peer mentorship program that aims to promote growth and provide guidance in all areas of life to the female students at Wheaton College through relational mentorship.
Student Managed Investment Club
To equip and educate members in the process of managing the group's Fund through immersion in an environment that seeks to replicate that of a professional asset manager. Check out our website.
The Creation Society
The Creation Society exists to open dialogue about the way God created the world and to explore the viability of Young Earth Creationism. Check out our website.
Thunderbirds
The Thunderbirds exists to unite Wheaton's campus over a common admiration for birds. We routinely go on birding outings (no previous experience required) and occasionally host other events related to ornithology.
Wheaton College Tolkien Society
To bring together Wheaton College faculty, staff, and students to enjoy, discuss, and have activities relating to the life and works of J.R.R. Tolkien. Visit the Society's website.
Wheaton College Swing Dance Club
Everyone is welcome at Swing Club! Our mission is to foster community through Swing Dance- we teach weekly lessons, so no previous experience is necessary!
Where Are The Women?
Our mission and vision is to examine Christian identities within the diversity of womanhood, engage in conversations about faith and gender shaped by the needs of the Wheaton College community, amplify women's voices with the intention of celebrating, encouraging and supporting one another and, to give students the opportunity to discover inspiring role models and realize God's Kingdom vision for womanhood. Visit our Instagram @watw.wheaton.
- Chamber Music Concert Choir
- Jazz Ensemble
- Men's Glee Club
- Opera Mainstage
- Percussion Ensemble
- Symphonic Band
- Symphony Orchestra
- Women's Chorale
- Wheaton College National Association for Music Educators (NAFME) Chapter
- Worship Arts Certificate
Learn more about another culture or experience when you join one of Wheaton's cultural clubs.
Asian American Christian Collaborative Chapter
The Asian American Christian Collaborative (AACC) at Wheaton College is raising the next generation of distinctly Asian American Christian leaders. AACC at Wheaton College encourages, equips, and empowers Asian American Christians at Wheaton College to amplify the voices, issues and histories of Asian American Christians while remaining grounded in the historic Christian faith, rooted in Scripture, and joined in communion with the global Church.
Chinese Language and Culture Club
To showcase and celebrate traditional Chinese culture and educate the campus community about it.
Der Deutsche Verein (German Club)
To promote an awareness and appreciation of the German Culture and language on Wheaton's campus.
French Fellowship
French Fellowship aims to create an opportunity for students interested in the French language and culture to build their language skills and participate in Francophone cultural activities within a community of other students while simultaneously growing in their faith.
- Axis
- Ladder Leaders (international and third culture students connecting with first-year peers to support them through their transition to Wheaton)
- Mu Kappa (connecting Wheaton's third culture kids)
- Abide
- Discipleship Ministries
- Garden & Prairie Project
- Honduras Project
- International Justice Mission
- Juvenile Justice Ministry
- Ministry Trips (domestic & international)
- National School Project
- Peer Outreach Program
- Pre-Health Ministry Team
- Student Chaplains
- Tutoring Ministry Team
- Voice for Life
- Voices in the Near East
- Windy City Warmth
- World Christian Fellowship
- YoungLife
- 1-2-1 Mentors (upper-class mentors for first-year students of color)
- Koinonia (Asian student community)
- Shalom Community (Christ-centered intentional, multi-racial living and learning community)
- Unidad Christiana (Latino/a student community)
- William Osborne Society (Black student community)
Amplify
Amplify is a co-ed a cappella group of 14 members, founded in 2012 at Wheaton College. The first group of its kind, Amplify has pursued an informal spirit of performance, including vocal improvisation and audience participation, while maintaining musical excellence. Past performances include the Uptown Getdown, hosted by Wheaton in Chicago, the Motown Revue at Wheaton College, and several visits to Franklin Middle School.
Amplify explores both contemporary and traditional styles of music interpreted through a cappella singing, and focusing on a theme of unity and togetherness. It culminates the hard work and focus of the group every year at the spring concert. Amplify's year-end concert in 2013 was a campus sensation, drawing more than 300 students and members of the public. Amplify is also involved in the community of Wheaton and the surrounding area through volunteer performance. The members of the group are listed below.
Auditions are held at the beginning of every fall semester. Audition dates for vocal percussionists and all voice parts will be announced at the beginning of each school year.
See the ways that your political voice can be heard on campus.
John Quincy Adams Society
The John Quincy Adams Society at Wheaton College exists to equip the next generation of leaders to positively influence our world by helping students intellectually engage in conversations regarding our nation's foreign affairs and bringing networking/career-building opportunities to our campus.
Wheaton College Republicans
The Wheaton College Republicans seek to encourage civil discussion of political views on campus and to advocate for conservative values and republican policies, assisting political candidates and hosting relevant speakers who represent Christian ideals in the political realm.
Wheaton Turning Point
The Tower
Wheaton's yearbook dates back to the late 19th century
The Tower's legacy extends back to the early 1920s. Its predecessor, Echoes, started in the late 1800s. Over the years, The Tower has changed according to the styles of each issue's time, yet the content has remained consistent throughout its run. The Tower has also won many All American awards. Many of The Tower's editors have gone on to distinguished careers as ministers, theologians, scientists, professors, designers, missionaries, lawyers, and doctors.
Making a yearbook is creation in concert. A group of students come together to creatively and skillfully extend Wheaton's memory, to capture each year's worth of moments. In this ambition, there is both challenge and success, but when the dust clears and the printers cool, our editors still gather in the office, surround our work table, procure our copy, arrange our pictures. To this end, the final publication of The Tower has approached. The 2015-16 yearbook is the concluding edition after more than 90 years. Please join us in celebration of the memories created through and recorded by the final and previous editions of The Tower.
Questions: contact Student Development.
Kodon
Kodon features students' fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and art. Click the sidebar for a student perspective on Kodon!
Published biannually (once each semester), the Kodon features students' fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and art. Each issue is compiled, edited and designed by a staff of students who seek to highlight the creative activity of the campus community. Kodon also hosts readings each semester with our student writers and musicians.
We encourage all students to consider submitting their work to the Kodon. Please contact us for submission information deadlines.
Email: kodon@my.wheaton.edu
The Pub Press
Mission
The Pub is a journal written and produced by and for members of the Wheaton College community; it is created to be a forum for interdisciplinary dialogue about culturally immediate issues; the ideas expressed in The Pub are based upon our shared commitment to the Christian faith and carefully consider the implications that faith has for our engagement with contemporary concerns.
Vision
The Pub seeks to bring members of our campus community into discussion of issues that affect the intersection of our intellectual and Christian lives. There are outlets on campus for artistic expression, but, strangely, there is no outlet for the academic or analytical. Classes certainly provide some sort of means for this, but there is no real way to engage such things outside the classroom. The result can be a community of superb analytical thinkers who are unable to say anything meaningful to the people around them. The Pub provides a venue for assessing the ideas and beliefs we gain in the classroom against those of our entire community, not just those of a professor or a circle of friends. As Christian intellectuals, we are called to think in light of an entire community of believers, and The Pub seeks to be part of that holistic intellectual and spiritual dialogue.
The Record
Wheaton's very own newspaper--Student-Led since 1890.
The Wheaton Record is published every Thursday except during college breaks and exam weeks and is available on campus free of charge.
You can also read select articles from The Wheaton Record online for free.
If you’re off-campus and would like to keep in touch with what’s happening at Wheaton, The Wheaton Record offers one-year subscriptions for $40 and two-year subscriptions for $70. Subscription requests and payment can be sent to the following address:
The Wheaton Record
CPO W135
501 College Ave.
Wheaton, IL 60187
If you'd like to write a letter to the editor (300 words or less), please submit it to voices.record@my.wheaton.edu by Monday to be published on Thursday.
We’re always looking for news tips! Let us know about your Wheaton-related news at news.record@my.wheaton.edu.
Badminton Club
To build an inclusive community for new and experienced players to enjoy recreational badminton.
Wheaton College Climbing Club
Wheaton College Roundnet Club
Wheaton College Running Club
Wheaton College Running Club is a judgment-free group of runners of any experience, background, and level that regularly meets to run in the Wheaton-area.
Wheaton Sailing Club
Wheaton Video Game Society
To bring students together into community and new friendships through video games and video game related activities.
