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“The Spain-North Africa Project: The Foundation and Development of a New Academic Organization”

Professor Gen Liang of the History Department inaugurates a new season of lunch talks.

Announcing the May Workshops

May Workshop Week begins Monday, May 23. It’s a very full and exciting schedule. Please check back often as the details may change.

The Elizabeth Amen Nursery School is Turning 80!

Marge Werner, Director of the Amen Nursery School, invites you to learn how your students can benefit from doing research with young children. (Monday, April…

Vaccines, Mercury & Autism: Where’s the science?

Grace Baron, Professor of Psychology, will talk about the growing evidence of chemical and environmental contributors to the epidemic of autism. (Thursday, April 21)

The Wheaton College Digital History Project, 2004 – 2011

Kathryn Tomasek, Associate Professor of History, discusses digital methods of analysis used in the humanities and social sciences (Tuesday, April 12).

Michael Drout surveys a literary landscape

Professor of English Michael Drout analyzes the evolution of literary genres in biological terms in this faculty lunch talk (Wednesday, April 6th).

Claire Buck and E. M. Forster

Claire Buck, Professor of English reveals what E. M. Forster was doing in Alexandria during WW I.

Faculty Lunch Talks Continue!

Professor of Classics and Associate Provost Joel Relihan reads from and comments on his new set of Apuleius translations.

Otis Social Justice Lecture on March 1

Peggy McIntosh, Associate Director of the Wellesley College Centers for Research on Women, will deliver the 2011 Otis Social Justice Award Lecture, “Power and Privilege.”

Spring Faculty Lunch Talks Begin!

Adjunct Professor of English James Byrne inaugurates the spring semester faculty lunch talk series.

Crisis on Campus?

Everybody’s talking about a crisis in higher education. Read reviews of two recent books.

Provost Eisenmann files her report for 2009-2010.

For the new Provost, the first year was a good year.