By Kaitlin Liebling
In light of national labor shortages, the college’s caterer switches to disposable dishware and delays the Stupe’s opening indefinitely.
By Emily Brabec
As vaccinations become available and COVID-19 restrictions loosen, study abroad trips may resume this summer.
By Record Staff
Here are some parting words from faculty and staff who’ll leave Wheaton this May.
By Kaitlin Liebling
When the number of student COVID cases spiked on campus two weeks ago, students moved to East Campus as on-campus isolation options were overwhelmed.
By Elizabeth Czajkowski
Three simple, versatile dinner options to whip up after class.
By Jeremy Chong
It’s time to change the way we think about sex.
student run since 1890 For International Students, Return to Wheaton Brings Comfort and Concern In the States, vaccines are more accessible, but international disparities make
By Anna Rose McCarthy
“Shang-Chi” dazzles with fresh characters and a well-crafted story.
student run since 1890 Wheaton’s 9/11 Generation After the worst terrorist attack in American history, Wheaton students were asked to pick up arms in the
By Jeremy Chong
Without all three persons of the Godhead, we’d be lost.