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Learn More About Graduate Study in Great Britain, 10/29

Tom McGlew, of the University of Edinburgh, will be available at to discuss opportunities for graduate study in Great Britain.

Writing on Fire: From Outline to Orgasm

When I plan to write something–after emptying wastebaskets, walking dogs, fiddling about, anything to prevent that initial moment of staring at a blank computer screen…

Passageways: Recent Paintings by Richard Whitten – Curator’s Statement

Richard Whitten’s paintings integrate features derived from a diverse array of pictorial and architectural sources.

Exhibition Designer Lends His Expertise

David Mayo, former Director of Exhibitions at the Fowler Museum, recently came to Wheaton to meet with students in Professor Leah Niederstadt’s “Exhibition Design” course.

Wed. Oct. 20th: Kendy Hess to give a talk at Wheaton

Kendy Hess, the Brake-Smith Assistant Professor in Social Philosophy and Ethics at The College of the Holy Cross will be coming to campus on Wednesday,…

Crisis on Campus?

Everybody’s talking about a crisis in higher education. Read reviews of two recent books.

Alison Mehlhorn ’11 Volunteers at an Animal Reserve

Volunteering in South Africa helped Alison Mehlhorn ‘11 to better understand herself and her future plans.

Provost Eisenmann files her report for 2009-2010.

For the new Provost, the first year was a good year.

The Story of a Writer

“The Magic Slippers” was the first book I wrote. I was six years old and in the first grade.

Community Scholar Liza Detenber ’12 Volunteers in Nicaragua and Costa Rica

This summer, Community Scholar Liza Detenber ’12 worked for a non-profit organization called Global Learning in Nicaragua and Costa Rica.

Community Scholar Sabrina Fiori ’12 Volunteers in Guatemala

This summer, Sabrina Fiori ‘12 worked in an orphanage that housed 75 children in Xela, Guatemala.

Ghadessi Fleming lends her insights to Discovery News

Professor Ghadessi Fleming was recently featured in a story about a restored painting by the 16th-century Mannerist painter Bronzino, currently the centerpiece of an exhibition…