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“We Don’t Need No Stinking Pictures”

Radio documentary allows the story to tell itself. As Rob Rosenthal, an audio journalist stated, “we don’t need no stinking pictures.”

The Art of Not Freaking Out

By John Grady On the first Friday of every month the American Media goes nuts! What they do is as predictable as clock work and…

Molly Hislop ‘08

“I now know that my sociology studies helped me develop invaluable skills that are especially useful in marketing.”

New Mellon Fellow in Islamic Art

The Art and Art History department welcomes Mona Damluji, who will join the Wheaton community this fall as Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow in Islamic Art

Lindsay Koso ’15 on Belloc

Salt prints are distinct in their appearance because the photographic chemicals seep into the fibers of the paper, softening the image. As Lindsay Koso ’15 suggests,…

Hispanic Studies students in the Academic Festival XXII

Hispanic Studies students present research in the Academic Festival XXII.

Nature Talks Back

August 24–October 5, 2013 Beard & Weil Galleries, Watson Fine Arts

Theatre Senior Showcase

May 7, 2013 Please join us as we showcase the talents of graduating seniors Charlotte Kinder, Caroline Osborn, and Caitlin Ryan-Norton. Charlotte and Caroline will…

The schedule for Workshop Week, May 20-24, is now available.

Click here for a full listing of workshops, organizers, location, dates, and times. Schedule last updated on May 23, 2013.

Building a better laser

Linzi Wu ’15 and Professor Xuesheng Chen work to make lasers cheaper, smaller, and more powerful.

Doing Radio

Rob Rosenthal, an acclaimed producer who Ira Glass has called the best teacher of radio in the country, came to Wheaton and spoke in John…

Patricia Flaherty ’83

“You can achieve what others think is impossible.”