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John Campopiano

John Campopiano, Independent Ethnomusicology Major, ’08. Graduate Student in Library Science and Archival Studies, Practitioner of Fretless Banjo and Musical Saw.

Liz McKay

Liz McKay ’08. Medical Student, Soprano. After graduation in May, 2008 I spent 2 years working as a Clinical Research Assistant at the Massachusetts General…

Le Corbusier podcast

Betsy Cronin ’11 and Alexandra Barie ’13 describe Le Corbusier’s combination of sensuous, organic forms with a rigid sense of architectural structure, in two prints…

Kate (Tanguay) Kent

Kate (Tanguay) Kent ’06. Music Teacher, Violinist and Chamber Musician. Upon her graduation from Wheaton Kate delved into the private school teaching world.

Nina Murray

Nina Murray ’09. Baker, Pianist, Flutist. My education in music has woven into my life after Wheaton in a rather non-linear way.

Lauren Henderson

Lauren Henderson ‘09, Vocalist; working for MTV Networks. After double majoring in Music and Hispanic Studies at Wheaton, Lauren has been able to apply her…

Kandinsky podcast

Benner Boswell ’11 and Gordon Jones ’13 explore Kandinksy’s interest in the sound of images, and how this print reflects his goal to make visual…

Trip to Trinidad

Julie Searles will be heading south once again to T & T for the “Innovative Music Traditions of Trinidad and Tobago” course, January 2012.

Senior Theatre Ensemble Experiments

May 13, 14 & 20, 2011. Weber Theatre, Watson Fine Arts 7:30pm (May 13 & 14), 4pm (May 20).

R. Tripp Evans Receives the 2010 Marfield Prize

R. Tripp Evans receives the 2010 Marfield Prize, National Award for Arts Writing for Grant Wood: A Life (Alfred A. Knopf: 2010).

Ginger Clarkson

Ginger Clarkson ’70 is a Board Certified Music Therapist, a Fellow of the Association for Music and Imagery, and a teacher of Vipassana meditation.

Student soloists shine at spring orchestra concert

An enthusiastic audience congratulated the Great Woods Chamber Orchestra at the conclusion of its performance of Schubert’ Symphony No. 3 on May 8, 2011, in…