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A Look to the Past – Building the New Scholarship of Women’s Educational History

Linda Eisenmann, professor of education and history, recently published “Building the New Scholarship of Women’s Educational History, 1965-1985,” in Women’s Higher Education in the United…

“You Can’t Belong Anywhere Else”

Scott Gelber, associate professor of education, publishes “‘You Can’t Belong Anywhere Else’: Postsecondary Aspirations of Rural Students in the Postwar Era,” this past November in…

Alumni board presidents talk benefits of service

Alumnae/i board presidents reflect on experiences

Learning to live in the balance

As the first month of school rounds the corner, your student, like you, is likely experiencing many “firsts” as the new normal becomes familiar. The…

Work at the Wallace Library!

Work at the Wallace Library

Experiential learning is part of the (strategic) plan

The Wheaton Edge guarantees that every student, starting with the members of the Class of 2019 (who will be juniors in the fall), will receive…

May Workshop Week Announcement

May Workshops are scheduled from Monday, May 22nd through Friday, May 26, 2017. Read all about it>>>

Night Owl Hours Are Coming!

During the last week of classes and exam week, you can fulfill your lifelong dream of spending an entire day in the Library!

Curriculum Review

What goes into making sure Wheaton’s curriculum remains vibrant, cutting edge, and relevant?

Community Conversation: Democratic Decline or Republican Resilience?

Please join the Political Science dept. on Thurs., April 27th at 5:00 pm in Cole Chapel basement for the next community conversation.

Finding Mrs. Newell: An Ancient Legacy for the Liberal Arts

Presented by Leah Niederstadt, Assistant Prof. of Museum Studies and Curator of the Permanent Collection on Tues., April 18th at 12:30 pm, PDR. Read more…

The shipping revolution and its implications: why the old manufacturing jobs are not coming back

Russell Williams, Assoc. Prof., Econ. will discuss key changes in technology that are shaping this trade. Thurs., April 13th, 12:30 pm in PDR.