By Noah Cassetto
“Chappy G.” flags student prayer movement and quality staff as encouraging signs.
Category Archives: Features
Wheaton’s Lost Legacy of Black Alumni
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
By Haleigh Olthof
For some in the Wheaton community, Anglicanism provides a missing link.
Fatigue on the Front Line
By Grace Kenyon
Two years into the pandemic, alumni nurses and Wheaton’s nursing students reflect on the cost of caring.
Barbershop Therapy on College Ave
By Elizabeth Czajkowski
How a senior used her shears to start a successful business.
A Look Back on 13 Years of Food Service
By Noah Cassetto
After more than a decade, Raul Delgado leaves Bon Appétit to pursue a real estate career.
Wheaton’s Nationally-Ranked Interdisciplinary Studies Major Tackles ‘Wicked Problems’
By Noah Cassetto
By bringing together diverse fields of study, the rigorous program reimagines the college degree.
Surrounded Yet Alone
By Weslie Wilkin
Despite Wheaton’s Christian values, many students in our community feel isolated in their faith.
On a Campus Known for Choirs and Classical Music, Hip-Hop Artists Are Carving Out a Place
By Calista Kiper
Saints, Snakes, and Roses
By Grace Kenyon
Wheaton faculty and students share the stories behind their tattoos.