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A European Ukraine

Olegsandra (Sasha) Lozytska presented at the 21st annual Harvard/Wheaton/Wellesley Undergraduate Colloquium on Russian and Eurasian Studies.

Applying Theory to Policy

Ethan Fitzgerald ’16 received the Kathryn W. Davis Prize for Undergraduate Research.

Christie Todd Whitman ’68 speaks to students

The former governor of New Jersey and Administrator of the EPA will assess the state of American politics and the functioning of the American political…

Marielle Thete ’16 interns on Capitol Hill

A graduating senior double major in Political Science and International Relations, Marielle will be interning this summer in the Washington DC office of Maine Senator…

The Locke Workshop

Professor of Philosophy Nancy Kendrick presented a paper at the Locke Workshop at the City University of New York Graduate Center.

Putin’s Multiple Identities and How They Shape Russia’s Course

Lecture by Simon Saradzhyan Wednesday April 20th, 5:00 pm to 6:00 pm, Knapton 114 – Open to Public Simon Saradzhyan is the founding director of…

Putin’s Multiple Identities

A lecture by Simon Saradzhyan, will discuss Putin’s Multiple Identities and How They Shape Russia’s Course. The event will be held Wednesday April 20, Knapton…

Diplomats in Training

Members of Wheaton’s Model United Nations team will present their research and conclusions from the debate held at United Nations conferences. 5pm on Monday, April…

Photo Exhibit: Syrian Refugee Crisis

Life Amid Chaos: Analysis of Photographs from the Syrian Refugee Crisis, on display in Knapton Atrium April 4-15.

Understanding the Middle East Today

Public lecture by Rami George Khouri on “Tumult, terror, and transformation in the age of the Islamic State”. Wednesday, April 6, 2016 5:00 p.m.in the Woolley Room, Mary Lyon Hall.

Wheaton students publish translations

Wheaton students from Professor Anderson’s translation course have contributed their translations to the Collaborative Translation Project at the University of Michigan.

Digital Britain @Harvard University

Digital Britain: New Approaches to the Early Middle Ages (Harvard University, March 25, 2016)