“The Red Shoes” Turns 75

A reflection on the 1940s masterpiece.

A Month of Planning and Preparation: Your SG Progress Report

We’re working hard to become more accessible and transparent to you, our constituents, this year.

Distance Makes the Heart Grow Fonder – Study Abroad Reflections, Six Months Later 

Last spring, a few Wheaton students studying abroad in Italy and Spain captured moments of their time in photography, videography and poetry.

We’re working hard to become more accessible and transparent to you, our constituents, this year.
The tendency to get academic with God is real at Wheaton College, but don’t let it distract you from the joy of really knowing him.
As this year’s opinion editor, I get to curate our new opinion wall.

News

On their usual summer excavation trip, a team of international scholars led by a Wheaton professor dug up…
There has been a small uptick in COVID-19 cases at Wheaton, but students and SHS say they’re less…
The report chronicled 140 years of Wheaton history regarding racial and ethnic minorities, and issued new institutional commitments. …
Pandemic recovery and new marketing strategies help to raise enrollment numbers….
The former Conservatory building is now a renovated, permanent home for the Modern and Classical Languages Department. …
In the wake of campus-wide budget cuts, departments are negotiating how to run programs with fewer faculty and…

Rodent sightings on campus are up slightly from last year. Residents in six Terrace apartment units and two…

The college’s spiritual life office is one of the first campus organizations to release plans for the future…

Features

Students share the meaning behind their water bottle stickers
A conversation with former White House speechwriter and political columnist Peter Wehner as he prepares to speak at Wheaton next week.
Volunteers have been visiting incarcerated young people every Thursday since August.
One philosophy professor practices a strenuous and unique sport in his free time.

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Sports

A total of 36 players spent a sunny Saturday in early September playing a casual 9 holes together.

Arts

Last spring, a few Wheaton students studying abroad in Italy and Spain captured moments of their time in…
The music of the hammered dulcimer soundtracks the Wheaton Folk Society’s organized dances. …
Our film columnist discusses why the two films bring out the best and worst of each other. …
Recent album release “Manna, Pt. 1” by Chris Renzema, one of Christian music’s most innovative artists, begins a…

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Theology

Growing in abundant love for God and neighbor are the goals of this year’s column.

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By Jeremy Chong God’s Word is clear enough that you can’t spin it to fit your own agenda.