African Art at Wheaton College
Wheaton’s Permanent Collection contains fewer than 100 objects that have been identified as African.
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Blog Posts
Service Sociology and Academic Engagement in Social Problems
A new book edited by Trevino and McCormack asks, “What do sociologists do to respond to social problems, and how do they do it?”
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Finding heavy metal
Professor John Collins and his collaborator Ivan Karbovnyk from the Ukraine have been awarded a grant from CRDF Global to study nanomaterials that could help…
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A Day in the Life of a Museum
February 27, 2014 Join Dr. Catherine Bigley McGovern and Dr. Peter J. McGovern for an engaging lecture and discussion of the many ways the law…
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Orly Clerge Keynote Speaker
Orly Clerge ’05 delivers Keynote Lecture at Wheaton’s 32nd Sociology & Anthropology Symposium.
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Valentine’s Day Condom-grams!
Send a Valentine’s Day condom-gram! Sign-up on Friday, February 7th, from 12:30 – 1:30 PM in Balfour.
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Wheaton’s First Annual Condom Day!
Friday, February 14th, in Balfour from 12:30 to 1:30 PM. Stop by for prizes, info, and lots of fun!
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Spring 2014 Faculty Luncheon Talks
The Office of the Provost announces the Spring 2014 Faculty Luncheon Talks schedule. Read more…
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February Warm-Up: Teaching Research Writing
This February, Wheaton-Emerson Writing Fellow Molly McGillicuddy will offer a faculty brown bag talk on breaking down the research writing process for students.
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Marise Jiménez: MTV
Learn about Marise Jiménez’s experience during an internship at MTV.
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TRYBE Gala 2014
February 20–22, 2014 The annual gala by the student-run dance ensemble TRYBE features a wide array of dance styles—from including Bollywood, to West African to…
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Festival of Dance 2014
February 14 & 15, 2014 A collaboration of several student-run dance ensembles, the festival features an assortment of styles and traditions. Paraiso Latino, Tap Out…
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