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Wheaton Announces New Latin American and Latina-o Studies Major
By Noah Cassetto
The new major pulls classes from many departments to offer an in-depth exploration of Latin America and the Latino community.
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Kenneth Branagh’s “Belfast” is a tale of life during the Northern Irish “Troubles."
By Ethan Bert
New book by Wheaton professor highlights immigration in the biblical narrative.
By Ethan Bert
Led by Preseason All-American Annie Tate, Wheaton starts season with 7 wins.
By Phoebe Shin
Opinion
Why our faith should compel us to love workers who labor behind the scenes.
By Bella McDonald
Theology
The secret to growing as a Christian.
By Jeremy Chong
Food
This pumpkin cake with hints of cinnamon and thick cream cheese frosting is the perfect dessert to try this fall.
By Elizabeth Czajkowski
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Wheaton Profs Work to Welcome Afghan Refugees
By Ashley Bowman
Through church outreaches and a collaboration with World Relief, Wheaton professors are supplying and organizing donations to help displaced Afghans resettle in the U.S.
News
For the First Time, Passage and Freshmen Orientation to be Combined
By Natalie Conrad
The administration hopes the now-required program will unify the freshman class and create smoother transition into college.
Sports
Sports
Thanks to COVID-19, Some Football Players Add A Year To Career
By Anna Rose McCarthy
The new NCAA eligibility ruling allows senior athletes to play another season.
Sports
55 Years Later, Undefeated Men’s Soccer Team Reunites on Campus
By Gloria Coleman
The small group of teammates who were able to return to campus were honored in September and reflected on their soccer careers at Wheaton.
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First Football Game in Photos
With spectators returned to the stands, the Thunder beat the University of Northwestern Eagles in the first game of the season.
Photos by Claire Feeney
Captions by Gloria Coleman and Claire Feeney
Features
Features
“I Know Who I Am”
By Ruth Kim
Wheaton women of color resist Eurocentric standards, celebrate non-white beauty.
Features
Sleeping Hard or Hardly Sleeping?
By Anna Rose McCarthy
Two students with very different sleep schedules talk about their experiences with sleep and its effects.
Features
What Native Americans Have Given Wheaton
By Mollie Waldrop and Haleigh Olthof
From the land to present-day relationships, local First Nations people have made significant contributions to the College.
Arts
Arts
In New Novel, Sandra Cisneros Questions Success
By Haleigh Olthof
“Martita, I Remember You/Martita, te recuerdo” presents an alternative good life.
Arts
‘No Time to Die:’ A Fitting Farewell to Daniel Craig
By Ethan Bert
The swansong of an era of James Bond captures the essence of the franchise while striving for richer emotional complexity.
Arts
Memories of the Fish Tank
By Natalie Conrad
Fischer community art mural aims to celebrate the beauty of communal living.
Opinions
Opinions
How to Eat Chicago-Style Pizza
By Natalie Conrad
While some out-of-towners may try to pick up a slice of deep dish with their hands, a fork and knife is the local’s way to go.
Opinions
Technology, the Attention Stealer
By Claire Feeney
In today’s world, technology seems to be both a necessity and a burden.
Opinions
Reversing the Land of Lincoln’s Decline
By Brett Bauman
Illinois’s downward-sloping population growth shows cracks in the economy and state-level political progress as a whole.
Columns
Food
Rachel’s Tocanita de Cartofi
By Elizabeth Czajkowski
This delicious, traditional Romanian stew is the perfect warm meal for a chilly fall day.
Food
Heavenly Bars
By Elizabeth Czajkowski
A must-try dessert made with delectable layers of peanut butter, vanilla and chocolate goodness.
Food
Quick, Easy, and Affordable Trader Joe’s Dinners
By Elizabeth Czajkowski
Three simple, versatile dinner options to whip up after class.
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