Theology Professor’s New Book Addresses Christian Idolatry: “We are in a Theological Crisis”

Keith Johnson’s new book follows the life of Karl Barth and his response to nationalism in Nazi Germany.

To Protect Survivors, Wheaton Must Guarantee Amnesty

To empower survivors and hold abusers accountable, Wheaton must guarantee absolute amnesty for reporting sexual misconduct.

Austen’s Sisters Return to the Screen in New “Sense and Sensibility” Adaptation

Wheaton students and faculty reflect on the latest adaptation of Jane Austen’s novel, discussing its portrayal of sisterhood, romance and the complexities of growing up.

To empower survivors and hold abusers accountable, Wheaton must guarantee absolute amnesty for reporting sexual misconduct.
Our generation can’t seem to escape polarization, and it will only lead to more extremism.
Mail-in ballots support our democracy. Executive order 14399 does not.
Psychological research helps us understand how inaccurate messages become ingrained as bias. Loving God and neighbor demands we resist those tendencies.

News

Keith Johnson’s new book follows the life of Karl Barth and his response to nationalism in Nazi Germany….
New student club Dwell connects Wheaton students with people experiencing homelessness through shared meals and outreach….
We asked Wheaton students to talk about whether they plan to vote, who they support and what they care about in the 2026 midterms….
Wheaton College invites Ilan Berman to discuss the war in Iran….
Americans report decreased trust in traditional news sources, while students do their own research to stay informed….
Lighthouse Mental Health Club hosted its first event to promote mental health awareness and community on campus….
The Republican nominee emphasizes support for people with disabilities, cooperation across party lines and connections between generations….
In its first full semester, Aquinas Catholic Fellowship aims to create community and conversation for the growing Catholic student population….

Features

Senior English major Madeline Mote held a Taizé worship night after studying the tradition at its birthplace in France.
CLCs dressed up in hardhats and fluorescent green to host nine-square, Jenga and cornhole in the Fischer basement.
A century-old rivalry over a concrete slab still defines — and divides — Wheaton’s senior class tradition.
Wheaton residents are concerned about the use of automatic license plate readers (ALPR), which are used in 49 U.S. states.
The Office of Intercultural Engagement brings in Desteni Benson for their newly created Program Coordinator position.
In just its second year, Wheaton College’s dance team continues to grow as a program, developing its own role on campus alongside the school’s cheer team.

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Sports

Wheaton College senior Gracie Crowder was selected to represent Team USA at the 2026 FISU America Games this summer.
Wheaton’s new semi-professional soccer club takes the field.
Wheaton students weigh in on the brief possibility of a Cubs/White Sox Fall Classic, a matchup that last happened in 1906.
Jami Brighty will become the new permanent head coach after longtime head coach Paul Craig stepped down last fall.

Arts

An art exhibit inspired by art professor Taylor Worley seeks to cultivate wisdom on how to navigate seasons of disorientation….
The newest addition to worship arts at Wheaton College, Chapel Choir is focused on bridging a gap in the campus community by including both faculty and students….
Award-winning author and singer-songwriter Andrew Peterson spoke to a Wheaton audience about the three words that have guided his creative process in a Wade Center lecture….
The GRAMMY® award winning soprano performed in the Armerding Concert Hall on September 18th….

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