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Following the tantrums of a little black hole from the roof of our science center, and figuring out what it wants

Dipankar Maitra, Assist. Prof. of Physics & Astronomy presents comparative data of a sudden “epoch of violent activity” as observed by astronomers at Wheaton and…

Community Conversations: 2016 Presidential Race Election Debrief

Wednesday, Nov. 9th, 4:30 pm., Cole Memorial Chapel

Faculty Lunch Talks presented by James Byrne

Presented by James Byrne, Visiting Assist. Prof., English on Thursday, Nov. 10th at 12:30 pm in PDR.

Explore Native American Literature

November is Native American Heritage Month.

Community Conversations: Writing About Racism Past and Present

Join Professors Campana, Foley, Lebduska and Sarhan for a Community Conversations workshop that invites participants to write about and discuss recent and historic images of…

No one’s a smoker, but everyone smokes: Recent trends in college smoking

Michael Berg, Prof., Psych., presents research on behavioral differences between those who do and do not identify as smokers and a discussion on campus smoking…

The first Latino disenfranchisement: race, ethnicity, and determining the boundaries of citizenship in the USA

Assoc. Prof. John Bezis-Selfa, Hist., explores Latinos struggles for citizenship and for voting rights during this period–and how their struggles inform our understanding of what…

Open Access Week 2016

The global event to promote free, immediate, online access to research is now in its tenth year.

Explaining Mansplaining

Assoc. Prof. John Partridge, Philosophy presents the next Lunch Talk on the harms of “mansplaining” as a “pre-emptive testimonial injustice” that objectifies and silences women.…

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month

Learn more about the library resources on the issue and how you can get involved.

The politics of the headscarf in the United States

Aubrey Westfall, Assist. Prof., Pol. Sc., focuses her talk on the political behavior and membership of Muslim-American women and their implications for the American demos.…

Just where does local food live? Assessing farmers’ markets in the United States

Justin Schupp, Assistant Professor of Sociology presents the next Faculty Lunch Talk on Wednesday, September 28, 2016 in PDR. All are welcome to attend.