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Wheaton Student Wins Top Prize at National Hackathon

Hanna Ondrasek ’26, a Computer Science major at Wheaton College (Norton, MA), recently won the Bioharmony Prize at SharkHack, an official Major League Hacking (MLH)…

Study something new

Six courses debuting at Wheaton this spring Perhaps you are the sort of student fascinated by the saga of Ashurbanipal, ruler of the Neo-Assyrian Empire…

The Effects of COVID-19 Vaccination Rates on States’ Quarterly GDP

Analyzing the effects states’ COVID-19 vaccination rates may have on their overall economic output, measured by GDP.

Data Analysis: Race Demographics and its Role in Poverty and Housing

Race in the United States has long acted as a determinant for opportunity, especially regarding housing and economic mobility. Redlining’s existence in New York City…

Using Machine Learning to Determine Sky Conditions Above Wheaton

Using machine learning to classify images

Studying the Extreme Environment Near the Black Hole or Neutron Star in SS433

My research focuses on SS 433, which is a unique X-ray binary system and micro-quasar characterized by it’s high speed jets that radiate in opposite…

Sustainability Internship @ Mani & Co.

Mani&Co was more than just a learning experience it was understanding business development because the company still acted like a startup. Which allowed me to…

Race & Racism: Building an Anti-racist Society

Starting this fall, a new interdisciplinary course will be open to all students, faculty, and staff who want to practice effective anti-racism.

Black Mountain College Musings

Russell Williams, associate professor of economics, will have his personal reflection “Intergenerational Reverberations” published in the upcoming special issue of the Appalachian Journal.

Applying Mathematical Concepts to Elections – the “Geometry of Redistricting”

Tommy Ratliff, professor of mathematics and economics, speaks about his participation in the “Geometry to Redistricting” workshop sponsored by the Metric Geometry and Gerrymandering Group…

2016 Norman Johnson Lecture

Susan Loepp, Professor of Mathematics, Williams College Wednesday, March 30, 2016 5:30 pm Hindle Auditorium

Talk by Amelia Jackson, ’16

This talk will look at one way in which Abstract Algebra and Cryptography work together to create secure ways to send messages.