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Unidad Leads Wheaton’s Celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month
By Noah Cassetto
After a month of festivities, Latino students are hoping that Hispanic Heritage Month increases awareness of issues in the Latino community.
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Fischer community art mural aims to celebrate the beauty of communal living.
By Natalie Conrad
Team reflects on unexpected victories and newfound camaraderie.
By Grant Dutro
Opinion
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.
By Natalie Conrad
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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Student Government Advocates for Quarantined Students Struggling in Classes
By Ashley Bowman
Growing concern and confusion about remote learning spurs Student Government proposal.
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Ryken Kicks Off Year of the Arts
By Mollie Waldrop
Opening of new concert hall the first in a series of events to celebrate faith and beauty on campus.
Sports
Sports
Coaches Reflect on Pandemic Seasons
By Record Staff
Here’s what some of the Thunder Head coaches have to say about the year in sports.
Sports
‘We got to Compete in a Sport that was not Supposed to Happen’
By Grace Kenyon
Track and field athletes give thanks for the opportunity to compete indoors, even as they hope for more possibilities in outdoor competition.
Sports
Record Breaking Finish for Freshman Swimmer Anthony Fitzgerald
By Gloria Coleman
Amidst challenging circumstances, Fitzgerald reflects on making the most of his first season at Wheaton.
Features
Features
Ten Days at East Campus
By Claudia Maxson
One student’s stay in Wheaton’s makeshift quarantine facility.
Features
Better Late than Never
By Ellie Swigle and Noah Cassetto
From baking pastries in California to preaching in Romania, Wheaton’s gap-year students bring a wealth of experience to campus this fall.
Features
For International Students, Return to Wheaton Brings Comfort and Concern
student run since 1890 For International Students, Return to Wheaton Brings Comfort and Concern In the States, vaccines are more accessible, but international disparities make
Arts
Arts
Jon Henry’s Photography is a Pietà of Black Mothers and Their Sons
By Jake Murrie
The New York photographer’s exhibit in Adams responds to police brutality against Black men.
Arts
The Cries of Dan Reynolds
By Raymond Hanus
In new track “Giants,” Imagine Dragons frontman shows how screams say more than words.
Arts
“Flag Day” is an Emotional Rollercoaster That Leads Nowhere
By Ethan Bert
Sean Penn’s directorial comeback falls short.
Opinions
Opinions
On “Donda” Kanye West Goes Through Spiritual Growing Pains
By Adam Fugere
Superstar grapples with the complexity of the gospel after “Jesus Is King.”
Opinions
“Name One Genius That Ain’t Crazy”
By Kathryn Ryken
Kanye West’s latest album merges themes from his recent gospel albums with the bygone styles of hip-hop classics as he attempts to reconcile the frayed strands of his life.
Opinions
To Know or Not to Know Your Chapel Buddies
By Anna Rose McCarthy
Should you keep your chapel buddy relationship at introductions or really get to know them?
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Theology
Why You Should Be An Uncompromising Trinitarian
By Jeremy Chong
Without all three persons of the Godhead, we’d be lost.
Food
Quick & Easy Breakfasts from Trader Joe’s
By Elizabeth Czajkowski
Kick start your morning with some easy breakfasts from Trader Joe’s.
Food
Delicious Mexican Cheesecake
A sweet treat to celebrate the start of summer.
By Elizabeth Czajkowski
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