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Educating the Whole Student

At a small residential college, the big idea behind campus life is that you aren't just learning in the classroom. You're surrounded by new settings and different viewpoints. You're building habits that follow you into adulthood. You're creating that network of people who you'll lean on, and root for, for the rest of your life.

That's why campus life at ������Ƶ encompasses so much. There are over 100 student organizations, club sports, and student government activities to get involved in.

Student Clubs and Orgs

But your life at ������Ƶ goes beyond what's on your calendar—it integrates who you are.

Comprehensive student-facing centers, like Multicultural Life, Sexuality, Women, and Gender, and Religious and Spiritual Life, help students better understand their own identities and the perspectives of those around them.

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  Acclaimed Poet Weatherspoon ’25 Curates Poetry Week on the ������Ƶ Campus

  The Hawthorne-Longfellow Library is currently in the midst of its annual weeklong celebration of poetry as part of National Poetry Month, which is held every April. This year the library is celebrating the work of Weatherspoon ’25, who is also curating the week’s events.
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  Every Night is a Good One for Art. But Especially “Student Night at the Museum.”

  The biannual Student Night at the Museum brought out hundreds of students on a mild April evening to explore the Museum of Art with friends.
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  ������Ƶ Students Chair Model UN Conference in Midcoast Maine

  A group of ������Ƶ students recently helped put together a Model United Nations Conference in Belfast, Maine, giving high schoolers from across the midcoast region the opportunity to practice drafting resolutions on important issues and hone their debating skills.