Chicagoland Highlights: Some Brief Suggestions for Chinatown
April 26, 2024
It’s a touristy area, but a Chicago classic. Our columnist recommends the best use of a day in Chinatown.
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Confronting stigmas about body image and dancing, Wheaton’s dance team is a ministry instead of a competitive sport.
Senior Art Majors Bid Wheaton Farewell With One Final Exhibit
April 26, 2024
In the Adams Gallery, senior art majors prepare their final shows.
A “Peaq” into Student Art at Wheaton
April 26, 2024
A new art gallery in Lower Beamer by Storytelling Project will remain a space for future teams to use.
All That Jazz: A Tale of Two Jazz Clubs in Chicago, and Which to Choose
April 19, 2024
Andy’s or the Green Mill? For 75 years, the two jazz clubs have battled for Chicago’s number one spot.
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Farewells and Reflections from the Editors-in -Chief
April 26, 2024
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We graduate next week, but we will always be grateful for the Record.
Captain of the Flagship, Battered on All Sides
April 26, 2024
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Fourteen years into his role as president of Wheaton College, Philip Ryken is getting used to criticism.
The Root of Happiness: The Annual T5 Kegger Is Back
April 26, 2024
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Keeping with tradition, T5 hosted students for a fun afternoon of music, games and most importantly – root beer.
Junior Addison Ream Wins Hatfield Prize for Research
April 26, 2024
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Ream’s research focuses on food insecurity and the theology behind public advocacy work.
Athletes Find Faith through Injuries
April 26, 2024
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Four Wheaton College athletes describe how adversity they’ve faced because of injuries has been formative for their identities as Christians.
Knitting Through Anxiety
April 26, 2024
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Anxiety twists the reality of college life, making the simplest tasks feel impossible. Picking up knitting needles can force you to be present.