The college hopes to attract more students and increase revenue with the new pathway. Starting this semester, for the first time in Wheaton’s history, students…
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The White House “scribe” and Wheaton alumnus left a lasting mark on the conservative movement. After an eleven year battle with kidney cancer, Michael Gerson…
Staring down a deficit, the college prepares to downsize staff and restructure three language majors. Wheaton College announced today a reduction of approximately 10% of…
The previous Conservatory building undergoes eco-friendly renovations. Since mid-August, chain-link fences, construction signs, dumpsters and heavy construction equipment have surrounded McAlister Hall, a brick building…
Two months into an endemic response, the pandemic is still affecting student life on campus, albeit more quietly than in previous years. To many returning…
Due to equipment delays and menu preparation, the Stupe pushed back reopening to Oct. 16. The Stupe is open once again. After a “soft launch”…
The Wheaton participants recognized the college’s legal protections of LGBTQ students while calling for cultural reforms. On Oct. 11, an anonymous group of LGBTQ allies…
The new certificate director hopes to bring new comparative religion courses and generate more interest in the program. One of the college’s newest faculty hires…
Two English professors brought their studies of influential late literary authors back to Wheaton students. Trips to England often involve tours of palaces, window-shopping in…
Students are helping each other navigate life on campus. Last school year, then-senior Kendra Paez ’22 founded Presence, an all-female mentorship club on campus, as…