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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…

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…

Doing Things With Philosophy

Philosopher Helen De Cruz profiles people with philosophy degrees who work outside of academia.

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…

Professor Betsy Dyer and Heterolobosea

Professor Dyer co-authored a chapter on Heterolobosea, a group of about 150 described species of heterotrophs.

Justin Doty ’17 publishes book

History Major Justin Doty ‘17 recently had his book The American Presidency for Beginners published through For Beginners.

History Club Special Event

The History and Education Clubs are bringing a Pilgrim interpreter from Plimoth Plantation to discuss life on Plimoth Plantation. Refreshments will be served. Thursday, 13 April,…

Screening of What Tomorrow Brings with Director/Producer Beth Murphy

April 4, 2017 With unprecedented access, What Tomorrow Brings goes inside the very first girls’ school in one small Afghan village. Never before had fathers…

Islamic Headcovering and Political Engagement

Prof. Aubrey Westfall recently published a new article, entitled “Islamic Headcovering and Political Engagement: The Power of Social Networks”, in the journal Politics and Religion 10.1.…

Screening of Do Not Resist with Director Craig Atkinson

Craig Atkinson will be present his directorial debut, Do Not Resist, a feature-length documentary on the militarization of the police and its alarming impact on…

US Middle East Policy in the Age of Trump

Professor Gary Sick of Columbia, a national security expert, speaks Wednesday April 12, 2017 at 5PM in the Holman Room.

Two Political Science Majors to lead SGA

Mary Sasso and Sam Mahler are elected to implement a diverse slate of policies, as leaders of the Student Government Association.