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Our learners are teachers, too

Wheaton students in French taught a card game to local 7th graders.

En route toward a PhD

An update from UConn PhD candidate Carrie Slayton ’16.

Laura Villeneuve ’20: a dispatch from Paris

French Studies and Education major Laura Villeneuve gives us an update on her Paris semester.

Orchestrating the Dinner

Bread, cheese, coffee, and Nutella. But first, how to set the table?

Partnerships in Teaching and Learning

Innovation in Wheaton College classrooms often starts with engaging with students as partners. This is the classic Wheaton for which we are remembered. Professor Domingo…

Combating Gender Inequality on Wikipedia

As we celebrate the accomplishments of women, it is imperative that we address gender inequalities still present in our society today. Women are largely underrepresented…

Social entrepreneurship opportunities abound at Wheaton

The first stop for any aspiring or current entrepreneur should be the WiN Hub. Located on the ground floor of the Doll’s House, the WiN…

International Student Highlights: Fariq bin Sazuki

Take a look at Fariq Bin Sazuki, one of our students from Malaysia in the class of 2019, majoring in Mathematics and Economics.

Wheaton CompSci alums mixing it up …

Sam Von Ehren (Wheaton Computer Science 2010), New York Times game designer publishes

Good news from northern France

Eryn Hoang ’18 writes us with an update from Amiens, France.

International Student Highlight and Farewell: Nefeli Custer

Please take the time to learn about Nefeli Custer, class of 2019. She will be graduating soon, but take the time to learn more about…

Christina Riggs Romaine’s Risk-Taking Publication

Riggs Romaine’s research adds to a new and growing body of evidence on how increasing temperance and psychosocial maturity may reduce the illegal activities associated…