Wheaton College Multicultural Organizations

Making Wheaton Feel Like Home

At Wheaton, we are committed to promoting the full flourishing of all our community members and providing opportunities to engage with matters of diversity. With resources such as the Office of Multicultural Development, Shalom Community, the Office of Christian Outreach, International Student Programs, and the leadership of our Chief Intercultural Engagement Officer our goal is to make Wheaton feel like home to students of every ethnicity, gender, and cultural background.

Office of Multicultural Development

Students in OMD Office taking selfies

From our welcome desk, to the ever-present snacks on the tables, to the various dedicated spaces, the Office of Multicultural Development is dedicated to serving as a home and resource for students of color and any student interested and committed to being part of a Christ-centered community focused on diversity, social justice, and race-ethnic identity.

Visit the Office of Multicultural Development

Culture-Based Organizations

Koinonia: Celebrating cultures of the Asian community
Unidad Christiana: Celebrating and exploring Latino cultures
William Osborne Society: Celebrating and exploring Black Culture

Multi-Ethnic Organizations

International Student Programs (ISP)

Whether you are re-entering the U.S. educational system and culture, or joining for the first time, the ISP is here to support you! We want to help you experience belonging on campus, make the most of your Wheaton education and engage meaningfully through service and leadership opportunities. The ISP office also offers immigration services and F-1 visa support.

International Student Programs

Ministry and Evangelism

We will equip you to learn from, serve alongside, and partner with communities and organizations around the world in the redemptive work of the gospel.

Ministry and Evangelism

Solidarity Cabinet

Solidarity Cabinet promote's Christ-centered diversity through biblical justice and anti-racist education, as well as to support collaborative student programming that provides space for race-based advocacy, learning, and community building.

Solidarity Cabinet