Summer 2017 Gallery
Refactoring the back-end software
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Welcome to Shenglan Li
The History Department would like to welcome its newest member, Shenglan Li. Prof. Li received her Ph.D from Binghamton University in 2017. She will teach…
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NEW fall course
Our classic Soviet lit RUSS 201 is now the new “Revolution, Sci-Fi and Dystopia.” Open to all students.
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Professor Bartolini Honored by the BAEYC
The Boston Association for the Education of Young Children presented Professor Bartolini with their Award for STEM.
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Prof. Cathcart to speak at Honors Convocation
Prof. Cathcart will give the address at Honors Convocation on Thursday, 4 May, at 5 p.m. in the Cole Memorial Chapel. Her talk is titled: “What…
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2017 Harvard-Wellesley-Wheaton Russian Studies Undergraduate Colloquium
Wheaton students speak at annual conference on Russian and Eurasian studies.
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Democracy in Action
Diane Quinn Kennedy ’86 returns to Wheaton to discuss the trials and tribulations of local government.
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Film Screening with HipStory Founder Cliff Notez ’15
May 1, 2017 Cliff Notez ’15, founder of hipstory.org, will screen two short films, The Art of Being Haunted and Vitiligo. These films depict the…
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Regional CS Conference
On April 7 and 8th, three Wheaton Computer Science students, Katie Merin ’17, Kristina Reddy ’17 and Emma Steffens ’18, attended the Regional CS Conference…
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Doing Things With Philosophy
Philosopher Helen De Cruz profiles people with philosophy degrees who work outside of academia.
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Mark Cuban says: “Study Philosophy”
In a recent interview, Mark Cuban stressed the value of “creative thinking.” He believes that there will soon be less demand for computer programming and…
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Professor Betsy Dyer and Heterolobosea
Professor Dyer co-authored a chapter on Heterolobosea, a group of about 150 described species of heterotrophs.
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