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Jared Duval ’05 and Next Generation Democracy

authored a book

Ten-Minute Play Festival & New Plays Festival

April 1-3, 2011. Kresge Experimental Theatre, Watson Fine Arts. April 1 7:30pm, April 2 & 3 curtain at 1:30pm and 5:30 each day.

Professor Ellen McBreen to speak at the Guggenheim in April

Assistant Professor of Art History Ellen McBreen will present the first annual Robert Rosenblum Lecture at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York on…

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).

Lift Every Voice 2011

Spirituals, Gospel Music and African Songs with the Wheaton Chorale, Chamber Singers and Voices United to Jam

Jamie Brennan ’07 supports senator

… he joined the staff of United States Senator Susan M. Collins….

Nicholas Potter ’06 focuses on energy

…a broker and commercial advisor for energy and ocean transportation systems

Philosophy Open House

Come to the Philosophy Department Open House on Thursday, March 31 at 5 pm in Knapton Atrium. Faculty and current majors & minors welcome new…

Kirkpatrick publishes with recent alum

Assistant Professor Meg Kirkpatrick and Wheaton alumna Liana Merrill ’09 published their research in the January issue of Pharmacology, Biochemistry and Behavior.

Morris receives funding from NIH

Bob Morris, Associate Professor of Biology, and his lab were awarded a $150,000 grant from the National Institutes for Childhood Health and Development.

Tim McDonnell ’06 explores policy & history

…joined the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars….

Claire Buck and E. M. Forster

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