Journal

A Practical Guide to Off-Campus Student Life at Wiley College
Moving into a house or apartment away from campus can give Wiley College students greater privacy, flexibility, and responsibility. It also changes how you…
Why Wiley College emphasizes service learning and community outreach
Wiley College connects higher education with responsibility to other people. As a historically Black university in Marshall, Texas, it gives students an…
A Guide To Online Learning Options At Wiley College
Online learning can expand access to a Wiley College education for students balancing work, family responsibilities, athletics, transportation, or other…
Wiley College and the Struggle for Civil Rights
Wiley College holds a distinctive place in the history of historically Black higher education and the American freedom struggle. Founded in 1873 in Marshall,…
Exploring Student Clubs at Wiley: From Chess to Debate
College life at Wiley extends beyond lectures, laboratories, and residence halls. Student organizations create smaller communities where learners can practice…
Summer Bridge Programs at Wiley: What You Need to Know
Starting college is a major transition, especially for students moving from high school into a residential university environment. A summer bridge program can…
Meet The Wiley College Counseling And Career Services Team
College life involves more than attending classes and completing assignments. Students may need help managing stress, choosing a major, preparing for…
How Wiley College Supports First-Generation College Students
Starting college can be a major step for students whose parents or guardians did not complete a four-year degree. First-generation students often bring…
The Architecture Of Wiley Campus: From Old Main To Modern Buildings
A college campus is more than a collection of classrooms and offices. Its buildings preserve institutional memory, shape daily routines, and give students a…
Tips for Transferring to Wiley College From a Community College
Moving from a community college to Wiley College can be an important step toward completing a bachelor’s degree in a supportive, historically Black college…