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Update on Fall 2021 Return to Campus Protocols

As we turn the page on our calendars and enter the month of August, those plans for students’ arrival to campus begin to take greater…

COVID-19 Vaccination Required Prior to Fall Semester Check-in

Proof of a completed COVID-19 Vaccination is required of students to be submitted to Health Services prior to their arrival to campus.

Andru Anderson ’19, ABD Member-at-Large

Meet the Alumni Board of Directors.

Melissa Namiot ’88, ABD Member-at-Large

Meet the Alumni Board of Directors.

Mireille Claryce Medard ’14, ABD Member-at-Large

Meet the Alumni Board of Directors.

Priscilla Brown Carey ’74, ABD Alumni Trustee

Meet the Alumni Board of Directors.

Update on Summer Protocols and Return to Campus

We wanted to take this opportunity to provide some updates as we prepare for the fall semester. In addition to these plans for the Fall,…

Paul Helmreich, professor of history and college historian, emeritus, dies at age 87

Paul Helmreich, Wheaton professor of history and college historian, emeritus, died on June 10 in Providence, R.I., at the age of 87.

Wheaton Film Festival Submission Fund

I am proud to announce the recipients of the 2021 Wheaton Film Festival Submission Fund.

Through the Student Lens – An international student’s Wheaton experience

Meet an international student making the most of the Wheaton experience and take a look Through the Student Lens.

Summer COVID-19 Policies and June 1 Update

The Commonwealth of Massachusetts has announced that all state COVID-19 restrictions will be lifted as of Saturday, May 29. As such, the following campus policies…

Community Art Project Documents Our Time Together and Apart

Grayson Beaulieu ’22 facilitated an art project utilizing dozens of disposable film cameras to allow community members to document their lives during the pandemic.