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Juliana Bennington ’12

Juliana Bennington ‘12, a 2010 Porter Cleveland Fellow, spent her summer interning for the Center for Families and Children in Cleveland, OH.

Stephanie Funt ’11 Explores Government & Law in California

Wheaton Fellow Stephanie Funt ‘11 interned in the Office of Assembly Member Bill Monning and conducted independent research at the Monterey and Salinas Superior Courthouses…

The Importance of Being Earnest

Written by Oscar Wilde, directed by David Fox. Weber Theatre, Watson Fine Arts.

Max Enos ’12 Explores a Career in Literary Journalism Abroad

Max Enos ’12 traveled to the Czech Republic to work alongside Carolyn Harris Zukowski ’91, editor and co-founder of The Literary Bohemian, an online literary…

Technology Camp at Wheaton

When we turn on our computers and connect to the Internet, we enter into a virtual world that has transformed writing, writing practices, and writing…

Austin Davidson ’12 Participates in Professor-Led Trip to South Africa & Botswana

Austin Davidson ’12 used her Trustee Scholar stipend to help cover the costs of participating in a professor-led trip to South Africa and Botswana.

Tuesday, Nov. 9: Guest lecture

Prof. Sebastian Purcell presents “The Human Condition: A Latin American Approach.”

Doubt, A Parable

Written by John Patrick Shanley, directed by Jenny Brum ’12. Kresge Experimental Theatre, Watson Fine Arts.

Debate on “what does it mean to be human?” held Oct. 27

The Philosophy Club hosted a discussion and debate on “What does it mean to be human?” at the Lyons Den Coffeehouse.

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.