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Endowed Fund to Honor Beloved Educator

Wheaton alumni and friends are joining together to establish the Jay Goodman Endowed Fund for the Social Sciences.

$100,000 Challenge Will Grow Film and New Media Studies

Anyone in the Wheaton community can help the Department of Film and New Media Studies earn this matching gifts challenge by joining the giving circle.

Inaugural head of Life & Career Design Institute appointed

Sean Schofield, Ph.D., an experienced higher education leader in career planning, experiential learning and personal development, has been appointed as the inaugural Assistant Vice President…

Inside Wheaton’s Giving Circles

Wheaton’s Giving Circles are designed to maximize group donations for academic programs, scholarship support, and campus preservation.

Pregnancy, Mothering, and Inequality

A new book explores how class influences decisions about pregnancy and child care.

Wallace Library Collaborates with FNMS to Diversify Film Collection

Students in Queer Cinema course help select LGBTQ films for collection.

Celebrating 35 Harmonious Years of the Gentlemen Callers

The Gentlemen Callers is a close-knit community that extends beyond Norton and continues after graduation.

Academic Division Head Appointments

Hilary Magruder Gaudet, associate professor of chemistry, will lead the Division of Mathematics and Sciences; Michael Berg, professor of psychology, will lead the Division of Social…

LGBTQ+ Scholarship Established

New scholarship is part of Wheaton’s commitment to increasing scholarship funding to ensure a diverse and inclusive campus community, where all students have access to…

Announcing the Wheaton Pride Scholarship

I am pleased to announce the establishment of the Wheaton Pride Scholarship, which will be awarded to students who are actively engaged in LGBTQ+ advocacy…

Staff and faculty advised to work remotely, professors will contact students regarding plans for class due to snowstorm

Due to the snowstorm, staff and faculty are advised to work remotely Tuesday, Feb. 13. Faculty will contact students to announce plans for classes.

Motives of Fashion

The construction of personal identity through fashion and the creation of affects and meaning is now more important than the fixed, class-bound reflections of status…