In the wake of campus-wide budget cuts, departments are negotiating how to run programs with fewer faculty and academic staff. Adam Marshall, visiting professor of
Rodent sightings on campus are up slightly from last year. Residents in six Terrace apartment units and two campus houses have reported mice sightings, long-term
The college’s spiritual life office is one of the first campus organizations to release plans for the future in light of budget cuts. The chaplain’s
This year’s race is more competitive than the last few years as accessibility, advocacy and school spirit take center stage. Three pairs of candidates for
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Volunteers have been visiting incarcerated young people every Thursday since August. Since last August, when pandemic-related restrictions were lifted, Wheaton students have volunteered every week
One philosophy professor practices a strenuous and unique sport in his free time. Philosophy professor Dr. Robert O’Connor boasts a collection of six unicycles, two
Brian Howell brings theater to the classroom. It’s a Friday night in Wheaton and in a building at the corner of Front and Hale streets
Discipline and community are just two of the reasons students are taking to the sport. The first time he tried jiu-jitsu, at age 15, Michael