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Citing Bias, Faculty Adopt New Course Evaluation Policy
By Kaitlin Liebling
Rather than presenting student perspectives to tenure committees, professors will write their own narratives.
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Why were Financial Aid Packages so Delayed this Semester?
By Emily Brabec
Allocation errors in the aid office try students’ patience and test their faith.
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How does COVID-Safe, Thunder Strong Compare?
By Daniel Rees
As the US heads into a third potential peak in coronavirus cases, the Record investigates how other midwestern colleges are taking precautions.
Sports
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.
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Harsted, Odell finish strong at wrestling invitational
By Amelia Sniffin
The Pete Wilson Wheaton Invitational is close to the heart of the Wheaton’s Wrestling program, and team performed well.
Features
Features
Alone Together
By Grace Kenyon
How Wheaton’s international students found community on an abandoned campus
Features
Letter from the Editor: Reporting True Stories Matters Now More than Ever
By Katy Coley
Writing and reporting for Christ and His Kingdom is not only a call for excellence but also a mantra for hope.
Arts
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.
Arts
Dune’s Second Chance
By Jake Rhoads
Jake Rhoads unpacks why he thinks Villeneuve will direct the best adaptation yet.
Arts
Editor’s Picks
By Raven Cullo
A selection of songs carefully curated by the Record’s Arts & Entertainment Editor.
Opinions
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.
opinions
Why Bother Following the COVID Guidelines?
By Monica Colón
As long as COVID-19 poses a threat to our campus community, one of the simplest ways to love one another is to practice COVID-safe precautions.
opinions
Bring Back the Forum Board
By Mason Laney and Alexander Vlaisavich
When it comes to the forum board moratorium, stopping hard conversations might do more harm than good.
Columns
Theology
Atheists Aren’t Exactly Real…
By Jeremy Chong
According to Scripture, everyone knows that God exists.
Advice
Credit Card Struggles and Thunderground Snuggles
By Daniel Thomas
Tips for avoiding debt and pre-exam stress
Theology
True Pastors are True Blessings
By Jeremy Chong
Pastoral ministry is one of the most difficult and necessary callings.
