Robert Vrankovich Canvasses for Illinois House Seat in District 47
The Republican nominee emphasizes support for people with disabilities, cooperation across party lines and connections between generations.
Wheaton’s Catholic Student Population is Small but Growing
In its first full semester, Aquinas Catholic Fellowship aims to create community and conversation for the growing Catholic student population.
Wheaton Community Mourns the Loss of First-Year Student Tomassino Offer
Offer passed away on Oct. 11 after being struck by a train.
In Which Winnie-the-Pooh Visits the Wade Center
Joe Sutphin and Kevan Chandler discuss their graphic novel, an adaptation of Milne’s “Winnie-the-Pooh.”
What Do Wheaton’s Crime Numbers Mean?
Amid national scrutiny over how colleges tackle crime, Wheaton officials explain how the college counts crime and what to expect when reporting.
Kneeling on Common Ground
Senior English major Madeline Mote held a Taizé worship night after studying the tradition at its birthplace in France.
