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Eisenstein’s Excellent Mexican Adventure: ¡Que viva México!

The artistic product of three countries, ¡Que viva México! is Russian filmmaker Sergei Eisenstein’s oddest and least-known film. Presented by Francoise Rosset, Associate Professor of…

The Philosophy of Immigration and the Problem of Statelessness

Presented by Stephen Mathis, Assoc. Professor of Philosophy – Thurs., March 9th in PDR. Read more>>>

Honoring Trailblazing Women in Labor and Business

Celebrate Women’s History Month with Wallace Library

Meet our Newest Staff Member!

Get to know Kathleen Henke, our new Metadata and Acquisitions Librarian.

1970’s Spanish Fashion: Democracy Prêt-à-porter

1970’s Spanish Fashion: Democracy Prêt-à-porter” examines the evolution of Spanish haute couture, its demise, and the emergence of new post-modern fashion designers in the context…

Party in the streets: The activist street band phenomenon

Patrick Johnson, Asst. Prof., Filmmaking, will screen his short films “Honk: A Festival of Activist Street Bands” (6:40) and “Parade” (3:17), and discuss the activities…

Reaching out to refugees

A call to extend our inclusive and diverse campuses to the world

Wheaton’s global community

The college is committed to maintaining a safe and environment for all as well as its international nature.

January 2017 Workshop Schedule

January workshops begin on Thursday, January 19th and run through Tuesday, January 24th. Click here for descriptions and the current workshop schedule.

Bearing babies, bearing class: How maternal body-care practices reflect and reproduce inequality

Presented by Kate Mason, Asst. Professor of Sociology, Women’s and Gender Studies on Wed., Nov. 30 at 12:30 pm in PDR. Read more>>>

December is Universal Human Rights Month

Join the Wallace Library in honoring the United Nations’ Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

Wallace Library Welcomes Our Newest Staff Member

New liaison Jillian Amaral introduces herself and talks about her role at Wheaton and her love of science.