News
Student-written and directed musical illustrates the lives of biblical women
By Emily Nead
Despite many setbacks, senior Sarah Spacek’s musical, “Blessed is She,” is performed in front of a live audience.
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Mark Roser’s son Ethan should have graduated in 2020. A year later, Roser publishes about what happened and how his life changed.
By Carolina Lumetta
Amidst challenging circumstances, Fitzgerald reflects on making the most of his first season at Wheaton.
By Gloria Coleman
Opinion
The doubts and questions we harbor should be explored, not ignored.
By Mitchell Nee
Theology
Why you should meditate on the brevity of life and the approach of death.
By Jeremy Chong
Food
Bake a traditional almond cake served on the Camino de Santiago.
By Elizabeth Czajkowski
Rigmarole Academics
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Counseling Center Works to Offset the Pandemic’s Effect on Mental Health
By Kaitlin Liebling
Most campus programs have scaled back on events and resources, but the counseling center has bolstered efforts to meet student demand for psychological care.
News
Koinonia, Other Student Groups Respond to Atlanta Shootings
By Jacob Murrie and Helen Huiskes
An hour-long prayer vigil honored the eight victims of the attacks and brought faculty, staff, and students together to lament.
Sports
Sports
Bleeding Orange and Blue
A junior basketball player nears the end of her Wheaton career and looks forward to her next steps.
Sports
Opinion: Running is a Team Sport
By Courtney Rockness
A senior athlete reflects on her cross country experience.
Sports
Ryken Makes a Splash
By Amelia Sniffin
How a solo walk-on for Wheaton’s diving team resurrected the Thunder’s hope for a conference championship.
Features
Features
Trial by Fire: Wheaton Students and Alumni Reflect on the Loss and Lessons of a Devastating Fire Season
By Grace Kenyon
The wildfires that ravaged much of the West Coast in 2020 have had a lasting effect on both the environment and Wheaton alumni.
Features
Building Bridges Between Chapel and the Conservatory
By Haleigh Olthof
The son of a preacher and an organ player, Wheaton’s new worship arts chaplain always knew his life would bring together music and ministry.
Arts
Arts
Coffeehouse Catharsis
By Javian Walter
The Willie-O Coffeehouse offered Wheaton’s Black students an evening to gather for art, community, and healing.
Arts
The Show Must Go On
By Emily Nead
Despite pandemic precautions, the staff of Arena Theater are still connecting with audiences even as they tell stories in new ways.
Opinions
opinions
Why Christians Disagree
By Mason Laney and Alex Vlaisavich
Our political divides are reconcilable.
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Lest We Forget
Edited by Shula Hui, Opinions Editor
As Black History Month draws to a close, students, faculty and staff share thoughts about the importance of celebrating Black lives all year long.
Columns
Food
Fabulous French Toast
By Elizabeth Czajkowski
Revisit this iconic breakfast treat to celebrate the weekend.
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