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Importance of Radio

Rob Rosenthal, an accomplished radio producer and teacher, came in my Visual Sociology class to discuss the importance of radio.

“We Don’t Need No Stinking Pictures”

Radio documentary allows the story to tell itself. As Rob Rosenthal, an audio journalist stated, “we don’t need no stinking pictures.”

The Art of Not Freaking Out

By John Grady On the first Friday of every month the American Media goes nuts! What they do is as predictable as clock work and…

Molly Hislop ‘08

“I now know that my sociology studies helped me develop invaluable skills that are especially useful in marketing.”

Hispanic Studies students in the Academic Festival XXII

Hispanic Studies students present research in the Academic Festival XXII.

Building a better laser

Linzi Wu ’15 and Professor Xuesheng Chen work to make lasers cheaper, smaller, and more powerful.

Doing Radio

Rob Rosenthal, an acclaimed producer who Ira Glass has called the best teacher of radio in the country, came to Wheaton and spoke in John…

Patricia Flaherty ’83

“You can achieve what others think is impossible.”

Honors Convocation Prize Winners

Two Philosophy majors learned that they won departmental prizes at Honors Convocation on Thursday, May 2nd.

Academic Festival Celebrates Writing!

Wheaton’s Academic Festival celebrates student creativity and research in all disciplines on Friday, April 26 in Balfour Hood, from 12:30-3:30. Come to Balfour to see…

Lindsey Johnson ’09

Lindsey was named New Hampshire’s National History Day Teacher of the Year.

Ed Gallagher’s new translation of Bédier’s Tristan et Iseut

Joseph Bédier’s award-winning novel, The Romance of Tristan and Iseut, to which Sayers refers, has just been published in a new English translation by Ed…