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Through the Student Lens–Erika Fenton ’25

Please tell us about yourself Hi! My name is Erika Fenton and I am a senior majoring in psychology with a minor in marketing. I…

Screening Room: Nine Lives Hits Festival Circuit

Jessie Davidson ‘12 screens film at Santa Barbara International Film Festival

Middle East panel engages campus in enlightening discussion

The Middle East panel discussion held on Dec. 5, 2023, provided invaluable insights into the complex dynamics of the Middle East, covering aspects of the…

Faculty Scholarship, December 2023

At the core of the academic experience at Wheaton is our community of talented and productive teacher-scholars. This newsletter is meant to celebrate our achievements…

Jenna Beebe ’24 grows as a researcher

Psychology and Public Health major Jenna Beebe ‘24 presented a paper at the 63rd Annual Meeting of the New England Psychological Association (NEPA).

Faculty Scholarship, September 2023

At the core of the academic experience at Wheaton is our community of talented and productive teacher-scholars. This newsletter is meant to celebrate our achievements…

“Hit the Books!” Wheaton CounterCanon Anthropology Game Makes Theory Fun

Students in Dr. Bastian’s Anthropological Theory designed a game to make learning Theory fun and engaging.

Power, Sex, and Gender in the Workplace

The “Power, Sex, and Gender in the Workplace,” panel is a space where students can come and learn about the realities of sexual assault and…

Unpacking the Food of Food Assistance

There is a gap in knowledge of how food assistance as an institutionalized system shapes what food even makes it to pantry shelves. Using in-depth…

Derek Price, professor emeritus of psychology, dies at age 74

Derek Price, professor emeritus of psychology at Wheaton, died on April 9 at the age of 74.

Increasing White College Students’ Engagement with Anti-Racist Allyship

My research is an effort to transcend the privilege and fragility that sometimes prevents white students from engaging in anti-racism work on campus.

Anthropology Capstone “Fear Itself”: Manifestations of Fear in Pieces from Wheaton’s Permanent Collection

Exploring material culture through film and visual ethnography, this is a peek into the process of an unconventional Anthropology capstone.