May 12, 2016 2016 Kollett Award Winners Grace Ulinsky ’17 and Lithia Helmreich ’16 win the Math and Computer Science Kollett Award. Wheaton Blog Read More
May 12, 2016 Race, Class and Public Opinion: How America Fails to Tell the Whole Story What happens if you don’t look for variation when you make empirical generalization? Here’s what you can miss. By Rachel Iafolla ’18 Wheaton Blog Read More
May 12, 2016 Pained to be an American? A Malady that Only Social and Political Reform Can Remedy Don’t be surprised at the eruption of anger and outrage in today’s electorate. It’s been building for a long time and it is something that… Wheaton Blog Read More
May 11, 2016 Tumblr and the Alternative Hyper-Reality When your dreams become realities, do your realities become dreams? Wheaton Blog Read More
May 10, 2016 Super Pacs: Buying Influence, not Elections SuperPacs seem quite frightening, but are they as scary as we think? Wheaton Blog Read More
May 08, 2016 Deep Wheaton: Convocation Address by Kersti Yllo, May 5, 2016 Retiring Professor of Sociology, Kersti Yllo, talks about what students should prize in the Wheaton tradition of education and why a sense of purpose should… Wheaton Blog Read More
May 06, 2016 A European Ukraine Olegsandra (Sasha) Lozytska presented at the 21st annual Harvard/Wheaton/Wellesley Undergraduate Colloquium on Russian and Eurasian Studies. Wheaton Blog Read More
May 06, 2016 Applying Theory to Policy Ethan Fitzgerald ’16 received the Kathryn W. Davis Prize for Undergraduate Research. Wheaton Blog Read More
Apr 25, 2016 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… Wheaton Blog Read More
Apr 18, 2016 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… Wheaton Blog Read More
Apr 13, 2016 The Locke Workshop Professor of Philosophy Nancy Kendrick presented a paper at the Locke Workshop at the City University of New York Graduate Center. Wheaton Blog Read More
Apr 10, 2016 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… Wheaton Blog Read More