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Digital Britain @Harvard University

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

Teaching Philosophy in Tutorials

Professor Stephen Mathis has used tutorials to teach philosophy for some time. Earlier this month, Joe Nelson ’14, joined him at a conference in Chicago…

2016 Norman Johnson Lecture

Susan Loepp, Professor of Mathematics, Williams College Wednesday, March 30, 2016 5:30 pm Hindle Auditorium

Taylor Matook

Taylor Matook ’16 is a Political Science major that has used her time at Wheaton to stay active on and off campus.

Middle East Club

The Middle East Club (MEC) has been dedicated to celebrating and sharing the culture, history and current events of the Middle East at Wheaton College.

A Broader Perspective on Psychology

Peony Fhagen, associate professor of psychology and chair of psychology department, has been teaching multicultural psychology at Wheaton for 11 years.

Community outreach

Marguerite Dooley, class of 2016, has an impressive resume in community outreach, serving at risk children, teens and adults.

Honors Thesis Editing & Revising Workshop

What do pizza and writing have in common? Everything, if you’re attending the February 25 Editing and Revising Honors Thesis Workshop offered by Professors Connie…

The Philosopher as Artist

March 7, 2016Raphael Sassower, Professor of Philosophy at University of Colorado (Colorado Springs), has written on subjects from the avant-garde and post-capitalism to technoscience and…

Alumni Teaching in New York City

Sarah Lewis started teaching at the Stephen Gaynor School in New York City and was pleased to discover that Rachel Arbesfeld, the school’s math specialist,…

Does the Media Make Self-Governance Impossible?

Professor Lessig presents a lecture linking the current structure of political media to the possibilities for self-governance.

Talk by Amelia Jackson, ’16

This talk will look at one way in which Abstract Algebra and Cryptography work together to create secure ways to send messages.