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Petition to Consider Arming Campus Public Safety Officers Receives Over 100 Student Signatures

Students, administrators, and public safety officers discuss the ramifications

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There is No Such Thing as a Churchless Christian.

“He cannot have God as his Father who does not have the Church as his Mother.”

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Bad Bunny as a Sign of Hope

A reminder from pop culture that love is more powerful than hat

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There is No Such Thing as a Churchless Christian.

“He cannot have God as his Father who does not have the Church as his Mother.”
 

Bad Bunny as a Sign of Hope

A reminder from pop culture that love is more powerful than hat
 

Let’s Make America Serious Again

Borders, Bad Bunny, and who we want to be as Americans
 

Practicing Hope

Notes from a Senior Living Facility

News

Petition to Consider Arming Campus Public Safety Officers Receives Over 100 Student Signatures

Students, administrators, and public safety officers discuss the ramifications…

Wheaton Teenagers Organize an ICE Protest in Adams Park

Several students and alumni from the college were in attendance….

Wheaton Professor Shawn Okpebholo Nominated for Second Grammy

Okpebholo’s third album, “Songs in Flight,” was nominated for Best Contemporary Classical Composition. …

Illinois Passes Assisted Death Legislation for Terminally Ill Patients

Those who are given six months to live are now granted a medical avenue to end their own lives….

Wheaton Mourns “Institutional Servant” Daniel Treier

The theologian’s unexpected death sends ripples through the Wheaton community….

New Golf Team Coaches Excited for First Season as Head Coach

Jonny Tink and Kelly Vazquez were officially named the new head coaches this past fall….

Music History Lecture Recital Discusses the History of Female Harpists

Harp History student launches research on America’s first female harpist, Maud Morgan, and the position of women in American Parlor Music….

Food Fight is Served

Fifth Food Fight competition lends itself for Bon Appétit staff to connect with students….

Features

Wheaton Winter Watch Parties Invite the Nations into One Living Room

“A really beautiful demonstration of a kingdom experience on this side of heaven.”

“If you knew Venezuela you would fall in love with Venezuela”

Venezuelans in Chicagoland wrestle with the tension of happiness and uncertainty of what’s to come for the country.

“Sí, de verdad que si usted conociera Venezuela se enamoraría de Venezuela”

Venezolanos en Chicagoland luchan con la tensión de la felicidad y la incertidumbre de lo que está por venir para el país.

An Alumni’s Love Letter to Wheaton

Cayce Zavaglia ‘94 shares her experience with her parents’ divorce in her “XOXO” exhibition in Walford Gallery.

The International Conflict You Haven’t Heard About

There is a century-long territorial conflict over land on the border between Thailand and Cambodia; Wheaton College students and faculty reflect on the impact of this dispute.

What Happens in a Town Hall Meeting When It’s Not In Movie

A peek into a City of Wheaton town hall.

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Sports

 

Boyer Breaks More Records at Wheaton Invitational this Weekend

The next in a long streak of individual titles and records during her first three years at Wheaton.
 

Men’s Soccer Finishes Near-Perfect Regular Season

The team remained undefeated in conference play and earned their second-consecutive regular season conference title.
 

 “Soli Deo Gloria” 

For over 40 years, Coach Jane Nelson has embraced her role as a coach and spiritual mentor to the women’s tennis team.
 

Student Athletic Trainers: “The Best Campus Job”

Student Trainers Balance Demands On and Off the Field

Arts

Wheaton Professor Shawn Okpebholo Nominated for Second Grammy

Okpebholo’s third album, “Songs in Flight,” was nominated for Best Contemporary Classical Composition. …

Music History Lecture Recital Discusses the History of Female Harpists

Harp History student launches research on America’s first female harpist, Maud Morgan, and the position of women in American Parlor Music….

Dramaturgy Class Supports Theatre Tradition and Builds Community

Wheaton’s “Little Women” style class assists Opera Mainstage and Arena Theater productions. …

Wheaton College Symphony Orchestra Commemorates 100 Years

During their Fall concert featuring Holst’s “The Planets,” the WCSO announced a tour of locations across the United Kingdom significant to C.S. Lewis’ life. …

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