All That Jazz: A Tale of Two Jazz Clubs in Chicago, and Which to Choose
April 19, 2024
Andy’s or the Green Mill? For 75 years, the two jazz clubs have battled for Chicago’s number one spot.
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Confronting stigmas about body image and dancing, Wheaton’s dance team is a ministry instead of a competitive sport.
The Student Studio Sessions Happening Around Us
April 19, 2024
Across campus, professional-grade recording spaces help Wheaton students experiment with new sounds.
Sassy Biscuits Is Sweet, Savory and, Yes, Sassy
April 12, 2024
Downtown Wheaton’s newest restaurant serves quick bites at student-friendly prices.
A Reflection on “The Long Goodbye” and Ecclesiastes
April 12, 2024
What we have to learn from Altman’s classic, over 50 years later.
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Israeli Guest Speaker Shares Perspective of Oct. 7 to Mixed but Respectful Response
April 19, 2024
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A tourism business owner from Be’er Sheva shared his personal experience of the day of the Hamas-led attacks, and students, although not all in agreement, were less combative than the speaker expected.
DuPage Health Dept. Reports First Measles Case in 15 Years
April 19, 2024
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The department announced on April 14 that an unnamed DuPage County resident contracted measles. SHS says vaccinated people don’t need to worry.
Pastors-in-Training: Meet the Chaplain’s “Preaching Brothers”
April 19, 2024
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A cohort of seven students practice expository teaching under the direction of Chaplain Wilson.
Wheaton’s Lacrosse Team is Back After an Eight-Year Hiatus
April 12, 2024
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The club makes its return with a new coach and captain.
Science Symposium Discusses AI, Its Positive and Negative Uses, New Privacy Software
April 12, 2024
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Amid an academic culture growing more concerned about AI, guest speakers spoke at Wheaton about areas Christians in different disciplines should be optimistic – and concerned – about AI.