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“A Picture Holds Us Captive”

The Philosophy Department was pleased to invite recent alum, Robert Carry Osborne ’11, to give a lunchtime talk on March 23.

Philosophy and The Hunger Games

Several students joined Philosophy Club Co-President, Haley Gallant ’12, and Philosophy Department Chair, Professor Partridge, to discuss The Hunger Games on March 7th.

Victor Romanul, solo violin

March 23, 2012 Victor Romanul, Boston Symphony violinist and student of the late, great, Jascha Heifetz performs a free lunch recital featuring solo violin works…

Readings by the Writer: Tony Eprile

March 22, 2012 South African writer Tony Eprile is the author of Temporary Sojourner and Other South African Stories and The Persistence of Memory—named “best…

Wheaton Library Receives Two Grants for Digital Humanities

Wheaton’s library is being recognized for its groundbreaking work in the digital humanities.

Professor Lectures at the Cervantes Institute in Tel-Aviv

Professor de Alba was invited by the Cervantes Institute at Tel-Aviv (Israel) to lecture about the 80’s Spanish cultural movement la Movida.

Constance Congdon presents “Is Sex Possible?”

March 20, 2012 Amherst College’s playwright-in-residence, Constance Congdon, whom Pulitzer Prize winner Tony Kushner has called ”one of the best playwrights this language has produced,”…

The Six Days of Writing

Delanie Honda, Class of 2014

Who is the Happy Person?

he Philosophy Club hosted an exploration of this question on March 21, 2012, at 7 pm in Knapton 114.

Show That You Fear God! Tracing Guatemala’s Political Economy of Morality and Gender

Professor Torres presents an analysis of the manipulation of religious and cultural ideologies in the conduct of Guatemala’s civil war. (Thursday, March 22, 2012)

Professor Celada conducts a symposium in Cambodia

For two weeks January, 2012, Professor Celada worked with members of the National Institute of Public Health and the Ministry of Health in Phnom Penh,…

Congratulations to our Watson Winners!

Iraimi Mercado and Adam Goldberg win the Watson Fellowship.