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Turning Numbers into Pictures

John Grady’s article, Turning Numbers into Pictures, reveals the hidden mechanism behind Americans’ declining confidence in their most important institutions.

Inevitable Ends: Chronic Illness and the Golden Rule

We’ve made great progress in helping the disabled. Or have we? By Chelsea Ettinger ’14

Putting Your Major to Work: An Interview with Orly Clerge ‘05

A Wheaton Alum doing a post-doc at Yale tells all by Hannah Dalglish ’16

“Are You Better Yet?” Reflections on Chronic Illness

“Are you better yet?” This is a frustrating question for people with chronic disease. By Trudi Schultz ’14

Open House Success!

Students and faculty from the AAADS program meet at the Marshall Cultural Center for an open house.

Let’s Grow Old, So We Can Get Sick

…and stay sick because there will not be anyone there to help us. By Wyll Everett ’14

New Publication: Sucāruvādadeśika: A Festschrift Honoring Professor Theodore Riccardi

Prof. Bruce Owens and his fellow scholar of Newar studies, Todd Lewis, co-edited Sucāruvādadeśika: A Festschrift Honoring Professor Theodore Riccardi, a volume including contributions from thirty-two…

Sara Rosenblum seeks workplace equality

Sara Rosenblum, Philosophy major in the class of 2014, interned last summer at the Coalition of Labor Union Women in Washington, DC.

The Philosophy Club discusses Hate Crime legislation

The Philosophy Club met on Thursday, March 21st with invited guest, Stephen Mathis, Associate Professor of Philosophy.

Eli Flies High

Philosophy alum, Eli Mazzola ’09, is featured in the Winter 2014 issue of the Wheaton Quarterly.

The Philosophy Club discusses The Matrix

On Thursday, February 20th, members of the Philosophy Club met to discuss the philosophical themes of the film, The Matrix.

Poetry, Philosophy, and Baseball

Robert Pinsky, former Poet Laureate of the United States and author of “The Night Game,” among other poems, talks with Stephen Mathis, Associate Professor of…