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Robert Carry Osborne ’11

Robert Carry Osborne’s (’11) article Time and Consciousness: A Phenomenological View, has been accepted for publication by the journal Episteme.

Sherri Conklin ’10

Sherri Conklin ’10 will begin graduate studies in the Fall at the University of Edinburgh. She was recently awarded two departmental prizes and a fellowship.

Chris Howard ’09

Chris Howard (philosophy major, Wheaton class of 2009), gave a lecture on Kantian ethics to Phil 111 Ethics students. Howard is in the Masters program…

Anthropology in the Archives

Culture has many sites and at Wheaton our classes have looked into the archives.

Meditation, Cartesian Style

Professor of Philosophy Alison Simmons, Harvard University, gave a talk called “Meditation, Cartesian Style.” A dinner in PDR I and II with Professor Simmons followed.

The God Question and The 60-Second Philosopher

Professor of Philosophy Andrew Pessin, Connecticut College, gave a talk on his two recently published books: The God Question: What Famous Thinkers From Plato to…

Dr. Mike Gousie’s cookie cutter

This new paper presents a method of deriving 3D properties of glacier bedforms. The term is derived from a cookie cutter used to cut shapes…

The Balance of Nature: Ecology’s Enduring Myth

John Kricher masterfully describes the ancient origins of the concept of a balance of nature and its unquestioned incorporation into the thinking of many ecologists…

Jane Ruby lecture

The Jane Ruby lecture, “Loving the Nation: Patriotism, Good and Bad” was given by Martha Nussbaum, Ernst Freund Distinguished Service Professor of Law and Ethics…

Grant to study physics of ice-covered oceans

Assistant Professor of Physics Jason Goodman has obtained a $200,000 grant as a member of a new NASA Astrobiology Institute team.

Good Tidings: The History and Ecology of Shellfish Farming in the Northeast

Professor of Biology Barbara Brennessel has published a book on the history of the New England shellfish industry and shellfish aquaculture.

The Role of Predication in Berkeley’s Immaterialism

Assistant Professor of Philosophy Keota Fields from UMass-Dartmouth gave a talk to philosophy students and faculty called “The Role of Predication in Berkeley’s Immaterialism”.