By Noah Cassetto and Ashley Bowman
Through funding a gospel-centered radio broadcast, Professor Paul Isihara brings biblical hope to war-torn Tigray region.
By Natalie Conrad
All students are required to have proof of vaccination or a negative COVID test for entry to Wheaton’s annual dance.
By Ellie Swigle
The Center for Faith, Politics and Economics hosted the lecture for interested students and faculty.
By Anna Rose McCarthy
The new NCAA eligibility ruling allows senior athletes to play another season.
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.
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
By Noah Cassetto
By bringing together diverse fields of study, the rigorous program reimagines the college degree.
By Weslie Wilkin
Despite Wheaton’s Christian values, many students in our community feel isolated in their faith.
By Grace Kenyon
Shawn Okpebholo is part of a new generation of composers bringing Black stories to the stage.
By Mac Hunter
Joaquin Phoenix’s most iconic role still has something to teach us.
By Grace Kenyon
The opera “Florencia en el Amazonas” brings magical realism to the Chicago stage.
By Abbi Nye
Christians have a necessary but difficult responsibility to educate themselves on issues pervasive in church.
By Ryan Cross
Why the partnership between the U.S., the U.K., and Australia sends an important warning to China.
By Bella McDonald
Why our faith should compel us to love workers who labor behind the scenes.
By Elizabeth Czajkowski
This delicious, traditional Romanian stew is the perfect warm meal for a chilly fall day.
By Elizabeth Czajkowski
A must-try dessert made with delectable layers of peanut butter, vanilla and chocolate goodness.
Corrections:
