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Wheaton College Chorale, Great Woods Chamber Orchestra, and Wheaton Chamber Singers

April 28, 2013 Wheaton’s Great Woods Chamber Orchestra, under the direction of Delvyn Case, joins the Wheaton Chorale and Chamber Singers, under the direction of…

Southeastern Massachusetts Wind Symphony – Spring 2013

Directed and conducted by Assistant Professor of Music Earl Raney, the ensemble features a performance of spring pops and more.

Student Recitals I – Spring 2013

Gifted student performers demonstrate mastery in voice, violin, cello, piano and other instruments.

Academic Festival Celebrates Writing!

Wheaton’s Academic Festival celebrates student creativity and research in all disciplines on Friday, April 26 in Balfour Hood, from 12:30-3:30. Come to Balfour to see…

The Afterlife of Christian England

Daniel Loss, Brown/Wheaton Faculty Fellow in History, talks about the changing significance of Christianity in England after the Second World War.

Bach to Today—Aaron Larget-Caplan, guitar

Larget-Caplan performs a recital featuring music by J.S. Bach; Boston-based composer Kevin Siegfried; Antonio Lauro of Venezuela; new works by young Wheaton composers and an…

The Arts in Providence: Creating Community

April 16, 2013 Join us for a lively conversation—with Providence artists, city leaders, and nonprofit organizers—about how art sustains and strengthens communities. Hear about the…

Lindsey Johnson ’09

Lindsey was named New Hampshire’s National History Day Teacher of the Year.

Comp 2 Improv—Improv 2 Comp

April 15, 2013 How composition informs improvisation, how improvisation informs composition….A lecture concert featuring Todd Brunel, clarinet with Eric Hofbauer, guitar and Rob Bethel, cello.…

Ed Gallagher’s new translation of Bédier’s Tristan et Iseut

Joseph Bédier’s award-winning novel, The Romance of Tristan and Iseut, to which Sayers refers, has just been published in a new English translation by Ed…

Cleaning Key Angel

Now that warmer weather has arrived on campus, we have extended spring cleaning to the two outdoor sculptures in Haas Courtyard.

Hispanic Studies Students Attend The 2013 Nieman Fellows Dinner

The Harvard Club of Boston hosted a small group of Nieman fellows for an evening of discussion about their experiences, backgrounds and current projects.