Wormwood College

History
Its founder, Darius Whitney, escaped persecution in Philadelphia in 1826, founding the university three years later, focusing on the Natural Sciences and Geography.

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 * 1. Athletic Center
 * 2. Clarissa Gardener Student Center
 * 3. Nicholson Library
 * 4. Griffiths Building
 * 5. Kerr Building
 * 6. Carson House
 * 7. Hamish Hall
 * 8. Barnett Building
 * 9. Osborne Building
 * 10. Mitchell Hall
 * 11. Baker Building
 * 12. Robinson-Clarke Building
 * 13. Sanford Center Of The Arts
 * 14. MacFarland Conservatory
 * 15. Hammond Dorms
 * 16. Facilities Management
 * 17. Sybil Street Villas
 * 18. Whitney Manor

Bachelor of Arts

 * American Studies.
 * Art History.
 * Classical Studies.
 * Drama Studies.
 * English.
 * Fine Arts.


 * French Studies.
 * German Studies.*


 * Greek.*
 * Hispanic Studies.
 * History.
 * Japanese Studies.*
 * Latin.*


 * Modern Languages, Literatures, & Culture.
 * Museum & Curatorial Studies.*
 * Music.
 * Philosophy.


 * Religious Studies.
 * Women’s and Gender Studies.

Bachelor of Social Studies

 * Anthropology.
 * Commerce.
 * Economics.
 * Geography.


 * International Economics & Business.*
 * International Politics.*
 * International Relations.
 * Philosophy, Politics, & Economics.
 * Political Science.


 * Public Policy.
 * Sociology.

Bachelor of Sciences

 * Applied Physics.*
 * Astronomy.
 * Biochemistry.
 * Biology.


 * Chemistry.
 * Cognitive Science.
 * Computer Science.
 * Environmental Science.
 * Geographic Information Systems.*
 * Mathematics.
 * Physics.
 * Psychology.

''*Minors only. All others either major or minor. Students may double major or take a single major with up to three minors.''