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Engendering Violence

Prof. M. Gabriela Torres publishes a new article on Guatemala’s national family in a brutal military regime.

Mining Memory in Peru

Prof. Tierney-Tello’s new book examines Peruvian childhood narratives and their cultural roles.

Wollstonecraft on Marriage

Prof. Nancy Kendrick writes “Wollstonecraft on Marriage as Virtue Friendship” for a new book on Mary Wollstonecraft.

The Russian Regional Hegemony

Prof. Jeanne Wilson recently published an article, entitled “The Russian Pursuit of Regional Hegemony”, in the journal Rising Powers Quarterly 2.1. “Vladimir Putin… assumed office with…

The Ignorance of All Lives Matter

“While the intention of “all lives matter” is perceived to be about a shared and peaceful humanity, it actually perpetuates a racist narrative that dehumanizes…

The Psychology Department Congratulates their alumni!

Jessica Flori, Class of 2013, will be attending the University of Central Florida’s PhD program in Clinical Psychology in the Fall. Alicia Alvarez will be…

Political Science and Pop Culture

Prof. Dorzweiler tackles “Popular Culture in (and out of) American Political Science” in a new article.

Professor Walsh publishes translations of two novels by Claudine-Alexandrine de Tencin

Jonathan Walsh, Professor of French Studies, published translations of two novels.

Sahar Speaks on Political Attributes

Professor of Psychology Gail Sahar presented recently at a national convention down in San Antonio, Texas, further delving into the psychology behind politics.

Women’s History Month Open Courses

Every year during Women’s History Month, faculty in the Women’s and Gender Studies Program offer a series of “open classes” which anyone in the Wheaton…

Writing Now, Right Now, Together

We often think of writing as a solitary pursuit—a lonely habit isolating us from others. Perhaps that is why writers are experts at procrastination. That…

Lissy Hodge ’15

Lissy Hodge ’15 is teaching in Malaysia via a Fulbright English Teaching Award.