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Warren Wilson’s 1,100 acre campus features craftsman-style buildings, a 650-acre forest, 110-acre farm and garden, 16 residence halls, 25 miles of hiking trails and endless opportunity.

white barn — A stunning view of the white barn.

Science buildings — Outside Morse Hall, which houses our science classrooms and labs.

Poem How Its Made — Learning happens everywhere (including the wall, where poet and Creative Writing professor Gary Hawkins shares "how it's made.")

walking between residence halls — The walkway between Schafer A and Schafer B: two residence halls.

Gladfelter — Reminders from the Recycling Crew in Gladfelter Dining Hall.

River — The beautiful Swannanoa River runs right through campus.

Classroom — Small, seminar-style classes will define your Warren Wilson classroom experience.

Cowpie meal — Another gorgeous meal from Cowpie Cafe, featuring juicy watermelon from our campus Garden.

Red Barn — The Red Barn greets you on your drive up to the campus entrance.

Gladfelter — Gladfelter Dining Hall features local foods, including meat and produce from our Farm and Garden.

Sunderland — Sunderland Residence Hall, housing first-year students, gets student-painted murals added to its walls.

Owls Nest mugs with bells — The Owl's Nest, our campus coffeeshop, prevents waste through their "Mugs with Bells" program, developed in partnership with the Recycling Crew. Get your coffee in a reusable ceramic mug- provided free by the Owl's Nest and with a bell attached to remind you to return it when you're done!

Pedestrian Bridge — Walk across our Pedestrian Bridge and you will find yourself close to the athletic facilities and many of our residence halls.

trail sign — With 25 miles of hiking trails on campus, you'll get plenty of chances to explore the outdoors.

Eco kitchen — Shared kitchens in residence halls contribute to community dinners.

Pavilion — The Pavilion is a community gathering space.

Bryson Gym — Bryson Gym is one of the oldest wooden gymnasiums in the state, and is home to our climbing wall and Outdoor Programs Crew.

Dodge House — Dodge House is home to Student Life, which includes Spiritual Life, the Housing Office, and the WIDE Office.

O Chem Lab — An organic chemistry lab in Morse Science Center.

Pew Learning Center — Day or night, the Pew Learning Center will become your favorite study spot on campus.

Campus bookstore — The campus bookstore features all your spirit gear and handmade items by our Craft Crews.

Student in log cabin — Built in the '30's, the Log Cabin is one of the most beautiful buildings on campus.

Vining — Vining houses our Center for Gender and Relationships.

Orr Cottage — The Blue Ridge Mountains surround campus, here keeping watch over Orr Cottage, which houses the Office of Admissions and Financial Aid.

Alpine Tower — Our Alpine Tower is a cornerstone of our Outdoor Leadership program.

Farm Office — Step into the Farm Office for your fresh eggs and to connect with the Farm Crew.

Log Cabin — The Log Cabin was built in the '30's and is one of the oldest buildings on campus. Now it houses our Work Program Office and #6 ranked Career Services Office.

meditation hut — The student-designed and built Meditation Hut.

Picnic — Plenty of picnic spots on campus!

Mac labs — Mac labs support your creative interests.

Herb cabin — The Herb Crew Cabin, where students make soap, tea, lip balm and more.

White barn — The view from here.