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Summer Internship: Developing and Testing Virtual Laboratory Exercises for Chemical Thermodynamics

Over the summer I worked with Professor Thandi Buthelezi of the Chemistry Department to create a virtual laboratory manual for CHEM 355: Chemical Thermodynamics. My…

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…

Philosopher Seeks Internship – and Finds Three

Sanjana Mitesh Kulkarni ’23 found three internship opportunities this summer.

Faculty Spotlight Series – Professor Christina Riggs Romaine

In this week’s Faculty Spotlight Series, we shine a light on Christina Riggs Romaine, Associate Professor of Psychology.

Faculty Spotlight Series – Professor Karen McCormack

In this week’s Faculty Spotlight Series, we shine a light on Karen McCormack, Professor of Sociology.

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.

Women’s and Gender Studies Black Lives Matter Statement

We, the WGS faculty and staff, are outraged by the recent death of George Floyd at the hands of a white police officer and the…

Carrie Slayton ’16 earns Master’s degree, wins two awards

Carrie Slayton ’16 received her M.A. in French from the University of Connecticut.

“Blue Bossa” Variations With Existence & Resistance

As someone who did not grow up with a formal education in Classical music and related time periods, I never intentionally wrote for a string…

Senior Class Faculty Appreciation Award and Honorable Mentions

The Class Council of 2020 Announces this year’s Faculty Appreciation Award and Honorable Mentions.

Learning About Global Health While Living in a Pandemic

For Global Health: Power, Sex and Gender class this term, the world we lived in became the classroom.

Induced Simultanagnosia in a Saccadic Persistence of Vision Display

We spent our fall semester creating and experimenting with a saccadic persistence of vision display.