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A minute with … Kyler Cummins ’27

Kyler Cummins ’27 is majoring in English, history and German studies at Wheaton College.

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…

Parabens: A Scare Story?

This PSA was the final project for Writing in Professional Contexts. It explains the environmental hazards of parabens.

Professor of English Beverly Clark

Beverly “Bev” Clark, 72, a longtime professor of English at Wheaton, passed away on March 18. Professor Clark taught at Wheaton for 44 years and…

Summer Internship: Co-Author

A summer project exploring Black American identity and representation in YA literature and the news.

Building finance industry knowledge during internship

I am a sophomore majoring in English. During this past spring semester, I had an internship with Wheaton College alum Sandra Gilpatrick ’95, and I…

International Student Highlight: Soheir Mobin

Please take a look at another international student here at Wheaton. Meet Soheir Mobin, class of 2020, from Pakistan who is majoring in Business and…

Translated & Published

In 2013 Professor Michael Drout wrote a book on the value of the liberal arts, and it was recently translated into Chinese. This summer also…

International Student Highlight: Lorenzo Condemi

Please take the time to read about our international students here at Wheaton College. Meet Lorenzo Condemi from Italy.

Thoughts on Gaskell and Bronte

Jade Werner, Assistant Professor of English, has published two essays in her field, nineteenth-century British literature and culture.

Hawthorne in the hallways

Samuel Coale, professor of english, recently co-edited the book “Nathaniel Hawthorne in the College Classroom” with Christopher Diller, professor of english rhetoric and writing at…

CW Major Lily Goneau Discusses Kathryn Kulpa’s Visit

Lily Goneau discusses Kathryn Kulpa’s visit to her Advanced Fiction Workshop.