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Trust in Government

Why are we seeing such high levels of distrust for the American government? by Nick Liotta ’17

Meeting Miranda Fricker, author of Epistemic Injustice

Students enrolled in the Senior Seminar in Spring 2015 heard Miranda Fricker defend her ideas at a conference at the University of Massachusetts, Boston, on…

How Have Attitudes Towards Working Mothers Changed?

Has the image of the homemaker been displaced by images of today’s working woman? by Stephanie Reeves ’16

Outstanding Graduate Teaching Award

Greg Poulin, a 2011 political science major: successes in the classroom and in the press.

Honor society established

The Political Science Department established a chapter of Pi Sigma Alpha, the political science honor society.

Hidden gem

Wheaton College has been named a “hidden gem” for employers looking to hire business majors, according to College Recruiter.

Shutting NARH

With only three days notice on March 28, 2014, North Adams Regional Hospital closed its doors leaving 37,000 residents without access to emergency care and…

Are Funeral Homes Killing the Environment?

So what are you going to do with your body when you die? By Lily Munsill ’15

What if Cities Looked a Little More Like Farms?

Upon graduating from college, will I be able get a job in New York City, joining a tide of business-suited execs on their morning commute,…

Professor Lectures at Amherst College

Hispanic Studies Professor Francisco Fernandez de Alba invited lecture at Amherst College

This Is What We Look Like

Jessica Gordon-Roth, Assistant Professor of Philosophy at CUNY Lehman and Wheaton alumna ’03, has started a campaign to “change the way we think about women…

The Epistemology of Debunking Arguments

The Philosophy Department hosted the final colloquium of the semester on Thursday, Mar. 26, 5-6:30, Knapton 214.