Finally Seen
May 3, 2022
By Anna Rose McCarthy
Recent movies and TV shows feature deaf stories and culture, correcting stereotypes and making media more accessible.
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Director Matt Reeves offers a grim, memorable update on Batman and Catwoman.
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Storytelling Project Drops First-Ever Music Album
May 1, 2022
By Noah Cassetto
Featuring Wheaton rappers and singers, the project was inspired by Psalm 107.
Everyone Loves Ted Lasso
April 21, 2022
By Ethan Bert
How Coach Lasso’s Christlikeness is adored even in a post-Christian culture.
Gospel Love or Another White Knight Romance?
April 6, 2022
By Natalie Conrad
In an attempt to witness to a secular audience, the film “Redeeming Love” makes the fatal mistake of confusing love of God and love of humankind.
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Letting Others Bear Our Burdens
May 6, 2022
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By Abigail Aycock
Why Wheaton students must both give and receive help.
Capital Campaign to Focus on Renovations to Athletic Facilities
May 6, 2022
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By Natalie Conrad
New varsity athletics locker rooms, training room and weight room are included in the proposal.
Enforcement of Financial Aid Increases with College’s New Online Program
May 6, 2022
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By Natalie Conrad
Students must carefully plan course schedules to retain their financial awards.
On the Way Out, Chaplain Waybright Debriefs his Tenure
May 3, 2022
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By Noah Cassetto
“Chappy G.” flags student prayer movement and quality staff as encouraging signs.
Wheaton’s Lost Legacy of Black Alumni
May 1, 2022
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By Calista Kiper
Documents suggest that in the 1930s, Wheaton stonewalled the admission of a talented Black student because of her race. For students and faculty of color, the effects can still be felt today.
In a Hub of Evangelicalism, Liturgy Takes Hold
May 1, 2022
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By Haleigh Olthof
For some in the Wheaton community, Anglicanism provides a missing link.