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Joe Donahue ’10 in Morocco

Since I graduated from Wheaton in 2010, I have been a Peace Corps volunteer in a rural Moroccan town called Ait Oumghar.

Prof. Kendrick and Bishop Berkeley

Prentice Professor of Philosophy Nancy Kendrick gave a keynote address – “Turning Savage Americans into Indian Scholars: Berkeley’s Bermuda Project”.

Senior Seminar Celebration

Students in Prof. Mathis’ Senior Seminar joined the Philosophy faculty on Wednesday, May 16th for refreshments and conversation. After working hard all semester on Christine…

Literary programming

When it comes to digital humanities, Wheaton faculty lead the way. A number of professors are incorporating technology into the classroom and scholarship in novel…

Andy Osheroff ’11

For his Urban Politics class at Wheaton, Osheroff researched ABCD’s effectiveness at helping the community of Boston. Now he’s contributing to the excellent work that…

Phil 207 Students Visit George Berkeley’s House

Students from Professor Kendrick’s Modern Philosophy course visited Whitehall, George Berkeley’s house, in Middletown, RI, on Friday, April 27.

Culture Shock for an American English Major

By Ellen Parent, Class of 2013 My host parents here in Paris are party animals. On any given night, multiple dinner guests want to know…

Phil 329 students attend Nietzsche talk at UMass Boston

Students in Professor Partridge’s 19th C. Continental Philosophy Course attended a talk by Daniel Conway of Texas A&M University on April 24th, 2012 hosted by…

Professor Kendrick gives lunchtime talk on 4/26

William and Elsie Prentice Professor of Philosophy, Nancy Kendrick, will present recent research at a Faculty Lunch Talk on Thursday, April 26, 2012 at 12:30…

My Voice in Academic Writing

by Annie Rosenblad, Class of 2012 One of the most daunting challenges I’ve faced in college is expressing my personal voice in academic writing. My…

Faculty and Students in Transatlantic Conference

Faculty and Students attended the 6th International Conference on Transatlantic Studies at Brown University.

Justifying Academic Honor Codes

Stephen Mathis presented a paper at the 36th Annual Midwest Philosophy Colloquium on April 6.