A New Resident Chapel Choir Arises
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.
Zachary Wagner Discusses Christian Masculinity in Today’s Society
The talk featured modern crises facing men, the social “manosphere” and how the fruits of the Spirit can be insightful in this issue.
Andrew Peterson’s Good Words for a Good Work
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.
Wheaton Football Topples North Central To Retake “Little Brass Bell” and Claim No. 1 Spot in Division III
The 13-10 win broke North Central’s 53-game conference win streak as Wheaton became the only undefeated team in the CCIW.
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear Discusses New Book, Hints at 2028 Presidential Run
At Anderson’s Bookshop in Naperville, Illinois, about 150 gather to hear Beshear speak.
Melba Maggay’s Encouragement for the Church
Melba Maggay, a Filipina writer, activist and thought leader, delivered a plenary talk on the opening night of HNGR’s 50th Anniversary celebrations.
On Display at Wheaton: Legalistic Muslims and Hermeneutical Jews
Psychological research helps us understand how inaccurate messages become ingrained as bias. Loving God and neighbor demands we resist those tendencies.
Communication Department Panel Explores Why Bad Bunny’s Halftime Show is Culturally Significant
Three panelists discussed the power of music in troubling times.
Attention: Baby Goats
On Friday, September 25, four baby goats set foot in the Armerding lobby.
Wheaton Enrollment Declines Slightly Amid Nationwide Uncertainty
As U.S. colleges face a demographic cliff, Wheaton’s total enrollment has fallen by 1.55% since fall 2020.
