The Artificial Salvation of “The Creator”
November 3, 2023
For all its promise, here’s why “The Creator” is a missed opportunity.
Menu
student run since 1890
Menu
Arts
Confronting stigmas about body image and dancing, Wheaton’s dance team is a ministry instead of a competitive sport.
Chicagoland Highlights: Oak Park, The Hidden Gem of the ‘Burbs
October 27, 2023
Only a half hour by train from campus lies a quaint haven for fans of literature and architecture.
Dad Shoes and Jorts – It’s Time to Embrace These Fashion Trends
October 10, 2023
The grass withers, the flower fades, but the drip is eternal. Here are the fashion trends Wheaties are rocking on campus.
Continue Reading
Which Came First, the Chicken or the Psych Students?
November 3, 2023
No Comments
For a decade, a Wheaton professor has been taking his students to the zoo to learn foundational processes on poultry.
Mounting College Costs Crunched Her Four Years into Two
November 3, 2023
No Comments
Amidst financial challenges and chronic pain, Weslie Wilkin fought for her education.
Chemistry and Biological and Health Sciences Departments Partner to Offer New Biochem Major
November 3, 2023
No Comments
The biochemistry and molecular biology major is now available to current first-years and sophomores.
English and Modern Language Departments Face Largest Faculty Cuts As Enrollment Rebounds
October 27, 2023
No Comments
Larger class sizes, less frequent upper-division course offerings and changes to requirements will be the primary results of last year’s budget reductions.
One Ring for her Hand, and Twenty-One in the Tower
October 27, 2023
No Comments
It’s not just a Wheaton cliche: data shows that spring is the most popular time for campus engagements.
Wheaton in Jerusalem Postponed to 2025
October 27, 2023
No Comments
War in the Middle East has sparked security concerns for the college’s semester program.