Rough weather and two losses for Wheaton Softball
The Wheaton Softball team continued to struggle to gain momentum after losing a doubleheader to Illinois Wesleyan University last Friday, March 30. In the first game, Wheaton looked relatively strong at the start. Junior third-baseman Hannah Clark headed Wheaton’s strong third inning play. Clark got a walk before she stole second and third base. Sophomore […]
Wheaton women dominate first outdoor track meet
Wheaton’s Track and Field women started off their outdoor season last week at the Viking Olympics at Augustana College on Thursday, March 29. The Wheaton women dominated the start to their outdoor season, taking first place out of eleven teams. In total, they scored 196.5 points, beating out Augustana with 158 points and St. Ambrose […]
Four CCIW games in five days for Wheaton Baseball
The Wheaton Thunder Baseball team opened up conference play this weekend with a string of five games across four days. The team dropped both of their games in the opening series against North Central College last Wednesday, but bounced back to win their weekend series against Augustana two games to one. In all, the Thunder […]
Men display impressive performances at first outdoor meet
Wheaton’s Men’s Track and Field team kicked off their outdoor season with an impressive third place finish at the Augustana College Viking Olympics meet. They scored 95 points and followed closely behind the University of Chicago who scored 108 points and Augustana who took first with 262 points. Senior Colin Gray won first place in […]
Multiracial identity in the bigger picture of diversity
Students at Wheaton College are hardly strangers to the conversation of diversity. From chapel messages, to campus events, to student publications, the diversity dialogue seems to be everywhere you look. By nature, that dialogue is often dichotomous, dividing students into majority and minority races. But what does this mean for multiracial students? Those who often […]
Embodied Solidarity Scholarship
The new Larycia Hawkins Embodied Solidarity Scholarship designed for those pursuing summer internships in Wheaton’s peace and conflict studies program was announced in March in the Memorial Student Center upon students returning from spring break. Students’ internships will embrace embodied solidarity, and the scholarship seeks to financially support those working toward peace and reconciliation with […]
Marilynne Robinson comes to Wheaton
Wheaton is hosting widely acclaimed author Marilynne Robinson April 4-6 as the keynote speaker for the 2018 Theology Conference entitled “Balm in Gilead: A Theological Dialogue with Marilynne Robinson.” The conference will continue through April 6, and will be free for all Wheaton College students. There will be approximately 300 paid attendees, according to associate […]
Petition for renewal of visiting professor Cliff Williams’ contract gains over 900 signatures
Students are petitioning to extend the contract of visiting professor of philosophy Cliff Williams, who is not scheduled to teach class in the fall of 2018. Williams has been teaching at Wheaton since 2013. On Monday, the philosophy department gained official https://thewheatonrecord.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/IMG_0048.webpistrative approval for a full-time tenure track position in the philosophy department that will […]
