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Faculty, Staff, Administration and Students Speak Up about Chaplain Blackmon’s Dismissal

Six months after the chaplain’s firing, questions remain.

Opinion: Running is a Team Sport

A senior athlete reflects on her cross country experience.

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Being Away from Wheaton Expands Your Horizons

How remote learning can change your life for the better.

By Charissa Johnson

A D.C. Double Take

A HNGR intern field report from the nation's capital.

By Sophie Kaiser

What Pixar Can Actually Teach Us About Life

Up can impart more than entertainment.

By Jeremy Chong

Arts

The Soul of Cinema

Will movie theaters become a pre-pandemic artifact?

By Jake Rhoads

Advice

A Final Note

Tips for future Wheaties.

By Daniel Thomas

Arts

Editor's Picks: December

Tunes for your post-finals chill.

By Raven Cullo

Off Kilter

News

News

Safety Trumps Sustainability Mid-Pandemic

By Grace Kenyon
Individually packaged meals are great for limiting cross-contamination but generate a lot of garbage.

News

Record Poll Shows Wheaton Wants Biden

By Helen Huiskes, Tennyson Bush & Carolina Lumetta
Wheaton students told the Record who they’re voting for and why.

News

An Inside Look at Wheaton’s Most Mysterious Building

By Emily Nead
Turned into a COVID-19 isolation ward over the summer, East Campus still awaits its first residents.

Sports

Sports

Jesse Scott: Faith, Family, Football

By Amelia Sniffin
Father on the field and at home, Scott leads new era in Wheaton football.

Sports

Student-Athletes React to NCAA’s New Eligibility Rules

By Amelia Sniffin
After losing their spring and fall seasons, student-athletes are getting the chance to renew their eligibility, but they have to choose if they’ll stay at Wheaton an extra year to use it.

Sports

Track Star Weighs in on Unexpected End to Senior Year

By Amelia Sniffin
Favor Ezewuzie was on track to be named the DIII Women’s Indoor Track & Field National Track Athlete of the Year when the COVID-19 Pandemic canceled nationals.

Features

Features

What Poetry Taught Wheaton’s New Provost About Leadership

By Eliana Chow
Karen An-Hwei Lee begins her tenure at a critical time for the college. Can the discipline and empathy she’s cultivated as a writer help her rise to the challenge?

Features

Home Cooking

By Eliana Chow & Valerie Halim
Students share meaningful meals and recipes.

Features

Change Does Come: the Intersection Between Racial and Environmental Justice

By Erin Rhodes
Senior Erin Rhodes reflects on her Human Needs and Global Resources internship with Gasp in Birmingham, Ala.

Arts

Arts

On “Shore,” Fleet Foxes Find Levity Amid Heavy Losses

By John Mark Mills
Band’s fourth album plays to their strengths while striking a prescient tone.

Arts

Chicago Film Fest Goes Virtual

By Jake Adams
From documentaries to international dramas, our critic gives his top picks.

Arts

With New Literary Journal, Students Give Writers of Color a Voice

By Nathalie Murillo
La Voz aims to start a new conversation at Wheaton.

Opinions

opinions

Reflections on the Black Lives Matter Movement

By Shula Hui
Greater understanding of the many attitudes towards BLM might inform your interactions and bring more grace and love into your conversations.

opinions

Confessions of a Social Media Sinner

By Gabriel Park
Your social profile can show you more about your spiritual condition than you might realize.

opinions

Love Your Neighbor…From Six Feet Away?

By Scott Willis
The COVID-Safe, Thunder-Strong guidelines might be preventing the formation of a caring community.

Columns

Science

The Devil Down Under

By Katie Mesa
The fate of Tasmania’s most famous marsupial rests on 26 sets of paws.

Theology

The Full Armor of Satan (Part One)

By Jeremy Chong
God provides armor for spiritual warfare, while the Devil offers off-brand look-alikes.

Advice

The Pitfalls of Political Posting

By Daniel Thomas
Are your social media accounts and posts helpful or harmful right now?

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