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Thoughts on Gaskell and Bronte

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

Muslim-American Politics

Aubrey Westfall, Assistant Professor of Political Science, recently published a co-authored book and an article on Muslim-American politics. She has also been named a Nancy…

Psychology & Law: Advances in Treatment and Teaching

Christina Riggs Romaine has two new publications advancing evidence-based practices in treatment of court-involved youth and teaching of Psychology and Law.

Students Create Mindfulness Album

Students in Professor Griffin’s Mindfulness in School and Society (EDUC 350) created an album to share practices with their peers.

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…

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.

Professor Kirk Anderson delivers Sorbonne talk

As presenter at an international colloquium, Professor Anderson recently gave a talk about Serge Gainsbourg at the Sorbonne in Paris.

Grading the College

Professor Gelber wins Spencer Foundation grant for new book project about the history of evaluation in American higher education

Asymmetrical Political Relations

Jeanne Wilson, professor of political science and Russian studies, published “The asymmetry of China-Russia Relations” in the online journal China Policy Institute this past week.

CW Major Lily Goneau Discusses Kathryn Kulpa’s Visit

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

Certifying Oral Proficiency

Seniors majoring in French Studies at Wheaton will soon be taking the online Oral Proficiency Interview (OPIc).

Aisha Dumbaya ’17

Aisha is teaching Kindergarten at KIPP Academy Lynn Elementary (KALE).