Student Life

Make Wilson Your Own

Class isn’t the only place where you’ll broaden your mind. Explore dozens of student organizations and activities, and nine NCAA Division III sports. Our Office of Student Development makes sure your campus experience is the best it can be.

College—a 24/7 Experience

Take Advantage of the Opportunities
Whether you’re editing the yearbook, making friends in choir or running for student government, you’ll feel the support of our close-knit community.

Developing a Complete You

Everything You’ll Need to Thrive

Living on Campus

Living on campus makes it easier to forge connections and immerse yourself in student life—and it makes you more likely to stick to your educational goals. 

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Getting Involved

What you do outside of class is just as important as your coursework. Whether you love furry creatures, community service, the arts, or you want to build up your resume, advocate for change, or create amazing experiences, there's an opportunity for you.

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Student Organizations

Our collaborative, encouraging environment means you’ll find support to pursue activities that reflect your interests. Gain confidence through the Phoenix Leaders Program, perform in plays, join the gaming club—or even form your own club.

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Wilson at a Glance

See how the numbers add up to a complete college experience.
  • 50+
    Student organizations and clubs
    Whether you’re interested in choir, fencing, student government or just meeting other students in your major, there are plenty of activities to choose from.
  • 9
    NCAA Division III sports
    Our student-athletes enjoy both a quality education and the thrill of athletic competition. Choose from five women’s sports and four men’s sports.
  • 16
    Countries represented (2016-17)
    Students come from all over the world (and 18 states) to get a Wilson education.

Student News & Events

Catch up with Wilson’s latest news, upcoming events and faculty and student accomplishments.

Herbalist to Discuss Natural Treatments for Autoimmune Disorders Aug. 16 at Wilson College

Do you or does someone you know suffer from joint pain, muscle pain, skin issues, fatigue, insomnia, brain fog, anxiety, odor sensitivities, sinus issues, digestive problems, heart palpitations, leg or foot cramps, severe headaches or food sensitivities? These are some of the classic, early symptoms of autoimmunity, which has been deemed an epidemic by many in the healthcare community.