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Podcasting Philosophy!

Gia Orsino makes a podcast for her Life, Death, and Meaning class in order to make philosophy more accessible.

Human Trafficking and Institutional Deficiencies

While current institutions are not supporting victims of trafficking in many ways, they are key in trying to decrease trafficking rates.

Anthropology Capstone “Fear Itself”: Manifestations of Fear in Pieces from Wheaton’s Permanent Collection

Exploring material culture through film and visual ethnography, this is a peek into the process of an unconventional Anthropology capstone.

Blood Vessel Growth in the Zebrafish Fin

We have developed a method for quantitating blood vessel branching in the zebrafish fin.

The Wheaton X Series: 2020 and Beyond

As this year comes to a close, we reflect on the Wheaton X Series, and all that we accomplished over the course of the production.

Studying the Extreme Environment Near the Black Hole or Neutron Star in SS433

My research focuses on SS 433, which is a unique X-ray binary system and micro-quasar characterized by it’s high speed jets that radiate in opposite…

A Selection of Coins from the Hendricks Bequest

Join me as I share some of my favorite coins from the Permanent Collection.

Great Powers Manipulating Norms: US, Chinese and Russian Approaches to the Responsibility to Protect

Far too often, powerful states’ narrow political and economic interests override the call to protect civilian populations outlined by the Responsibility to Protect.

(Personal) Space: The 2021 Visual Art Seniors Exhibition

In their final semester at Wheaton, through the framework of their Senior Seminar, the artists complete a cohesive body of work in their chosen media.

Education in Diverse Settings

My winter internship supporting high schoolers with cognitive and physical challenges by promoting opportunities for them to become contributing members of society.

The Forest for the Sites: Archaeological Heritage Production in the Gila National Forest

One does not normally think of the archaeologist’s experience when learning about their work constructing the past, but how do these experiences shape this process?

The Way of the Woods: Experiences in the Wheaton Woods

This thesis delves into several generations worth of stories of the Wheaton Woods. Over 50 people were interviewed about their experiences in the woods.