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Faculty & Staff Members Say Farewell
By Record Staff
Here are some parting words from faculty and staff who’ll leave Wheaton this May.
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“Shang-Chi” dazzles with fresh characters and a well-crafted story.
By Anna Rose McCarthy
As the new representatives for the student body, we encourage you to seek out the voices of others and find joy in listening to and loving your neighbor.
By Mason Laney, Hayden Sledge, and the 2021-2022 SG Board
For the first time, the Student Development Office invited athletic captains to join in with the rest of leaders from across campus for corporate worship and workshops.
By Gloria Coleman
Opinion
It’s true that a church is an assembly of believers, not a building; however, a church is more than just a group of friends.
By Evan Zhuo
Theology
It’s time to change the way we think about sex.
By Jeremy Chong
Food
Kick start your morning with some easy breakfasts from Trader Joe’s.
By Elizabeth Czajkowski
Rigmarole Academics
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COVID-19 Caseload Rises Due to Athletic Incident and Weekly Testing
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.
News
Sledge, Laney elected in uncontested race as 2021-22 Student Body President, Vice President
By Ashley Bowman
The duo’s platform includes bringing back the Forum Wall, returning to a pre-pandemic academic calendar, and instituting a multicultural festival.
Sports
Sports
Record Breaking Finish for Freshman Swimmer Anthony Fitzgerald
By Gloria Coleman
Amidst challenging circumstances, Fitzgerald reflects on making the most of his first season at Wheaton.
Sports
For Wheaton Wrestlers, an Anticlimactic End to a Successful Season
By Grace Kenyon
The national championships are just another thing the pandemic has taken away.
Sports
One Last Lap
By Kaitlin Liebling
The end of winter sports season brings mixed emotions for swimming athletes whose seasons were profoundly shaped by the pandemic.
Features
Features
Singing Through It All
By Haleigh Olthof
The life and influence of Wheaton’s beloved Gospel Choir director
Features
At Wheaton, Female Bible Profs Carry on a Long and Controversial Tradition
By Kaitlin Liebling
A look into Wheaton’s past acceptance of female Bible professors and the career and spiritual journey of three women who teach in the BITH department.
Features
Behind the Scenes at the Corinthian Co-op
By Haleigh Olthof
Get to know the volunteers who serve Wheaton College students by providing free clothing, bedroom essentials, kitchenware and more.
Arts
Arts
NF’s Mixtape is Guaranteed to Leave Your Head in the CLOUDS
By Carlson Chiles
Showcasing multiple facets of growth, CLOUDS (THE MIXTAPE) is a notable turning point in NF’s career.
Arts
Hits and Misses: What to Watch this April
By Jonah Throw
When it comes to trending flicks, not every film is worth the watch.
Arts
Wheaton Father Reflects on Tragedy in New Book
By Carolina Lumetta
Mark Roser’s son Ethan should have graduated in 2020. A year later, Roser publishes about what happened and how his life changed.
Opinions
Opinions
The Danger of “De-Stressing”
By Anna Littauer Carrington
An alumna reflects on Christian wellness.
Opinions
Letter to the Editor: Freedom from Sexual Sin
By Emily Brabec
Practical Tips to Develop A Healthy Sexuality
Opinions
Accepting Doubt in Faith
By Mitchell Nee
The doubts and questions we harbor should be explored, not ignored.
Columns
Food
Quick & Easy Breakfasts from Trader Joe’s
By Elizabeth Czajkowski
Kick start your morning with some easy breakfasts from Trader Joe’s.
Food
Delicious Mexican Cheesecake
A sweet treat to celebrate the start of summer.
By Elizabeth Czajkowski
Food
Peppers Czajkowski Style
An easy, nutritious pasta dish to sustain you for finals week.
By Elizabeth Czajkowski
Wheaton College, IL