Examining Myth and Morality in “Barbenheimer”
Why the two films bring out the best and worst of each other.
All Theology is Lived
The tendency to get academic with God is real at Wheaton College, but don’t let it distract you from the joy of really knowing him.
Grab Your Boots – New Folk Dancing Club Steps Out at Wheaton
The music of the hammered dulcimer soundtracks the Wheaton Folk Society’s organized dances.
COVID-19 Isn’t Gone, But Pandemic Protocols Are
There has been a small uptick in COVID-19 cases at Wheaton, but students and SHS say they’re less anxious about getting the virus than they were four years ago.
New NCAA Legislation Shakes Up Athletes’ Schedules
Flex days allow coaches to lead practice outside of the traditional season.
Video: Nine Teams Take the Links at First IM Golf Tournament
A total of 36 players spent a sunny Saturday in early September playing a casual 9 holes together.
Examining Myth and Morality in “Barbenheimer”
Our film columnist discusses why the two films bring out the best and worst of each other.
Historical Race Review Announces Library Name Change, Laments College’s Past Racism
The report chronicled 140 years of Wheaton history regarding racial and ethnic minorities, and issued new institutional commitments.
Stories in Stickers
Students share the meaning behind their water bottle stickers
The New CCM: Cautious Christian Music
Recent album release “Manna, Pt. 1” by Chris Renzema, one of Christian music’s most innovative artists, begins a conversation on the purpose of doubt in worship.