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Where Your Heart Explores

Life at Edgewood College

Big City Perks. Small Campus Vibes.

Understanding who you are and where you thrive—academically and personally—begins with what’s in your heart. From there, you can lead and discover a college that offers a peaceful campus location next to Lake Wingra with access to the sights and sounds of Madison. You’ll find coffee shops, restaurants, and a variety of events within a short walk, bike ride, or drive from campus.

Our college nestles in a quiet residential neighborhood where you’ll learn, grow, and discover your passions. Sponsored by the Dominican Catholic Sisters of Sinsinawa, our school perfectly blends long-standing traditions and today’s ideals.

 

Experience the Heart of Edgewood College

 

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Around the Campus

Get an Eagle’s eye view of navigating around the campus and watch videos about key locations.

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Discover Madison, WI

Be inspired by this city of people with inquisitive minds, inclusive spirits, and an independent vibe.

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Explore Lake Wingra

Take a walk, ride your bike, or explore by canoe as you hear sandhill cranes and the dip of a paddle.

Campus Life in Their Words

Rachel Ehrhart

Rachel Ehrhart ’23

“I toured multiple colleges that ‘checked the boxes’—but I fell in love with Edgewood College and the city of Madison because it provides the best of both worlds—a small, tight-knit campus where I excelled in sports and academics while living in a big city filled with opportunities.”

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Housing

Living on campus has many benefits. You can connect with new people right outside your door, take a short walk or bike ride to classes, and have easy access to campus events. Take a look at our housing options, which include residence halls and apartments.

Dining

Eat a hearty variety of menu items at Phil’s, our main dining hall, or grab a bite at the Wingra Cafe or Eddy’s Express.

 

Explore Your Passions and Purpose

Get involved with our over 20 campus organizations (and counting!) and 20 leadership and inclusion programs.

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Athletics

Catch Edgewood College Eagles fever! Our 20 teams compete in the NCAA Division III, Northern Athletics Collegiate Conference (NACC). Go Eagles!

Student Success and Support Services

We’re here with you every step of your journey. Find out how to get resources and succeed in meeting your goals at Edgewood College.

 

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Parent and Family Information

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Tuition and Financial Aid

Frequently Asked Questions About Student Life

Where can I find the Edgewood College student handbook?

You can download our student handbook by visiting the Dean of Students Office.

Who do I contact about getting involved in activities, clubs, and campus organizations?

The Office of Student Inclusion and Involvement (OSI) oversees:

  • 20+ campus organizations (and counting!)
  • 20 leadership and inclusion programs
  • More than 20 campus events planned each semester

Participating in campus activities will be an important part of your life at Edgewood College. The OSI plans exciting events that’ll enrich your academic experience and provide you with a great opportunity to have fun and build lasting friendships.

Who do I contact for student resources and services?

If you aren’t sure who to contact regarding a nonacademic issue or problem, the Dean of Students Office is the place to start!

Stop by our office in Predolin 215 or contact us:
608.663.2212
deanofstudents@edgewood.edu

The Dean of Students Office is here to help you succeed and grow at Edgewood College. We can assist you in finding the right resources to address your concerns or nonacademic grievances. Additionally, we encourage you to share any ideas you have for improving the student experience, even if everything is going well. We’re always here to listen and support you on your journey!

Who should I contact to report an incident or a concerning behavior?

Contact the Dean of Students for more information on any of the following:

  • Concerning or troublesome behaviors that worry you about someone’s health or safety
  • Behavior that you believe violates the College’s policies
  • Incidents of bias or discrimination

Title IX Sexual Assault Resources

If you’ve experienced or witnessed any acts of sexual violence, like sexual assault, sexual harassment, dating or domestic violence, relationship violence, sexual exploitation, or stalking, please reach out for help through our confidential, non-confidential, and off-campus resources.