Skip to main content

Wheaton Blog

Blog Posts

Filter Results By

Apply filters to narrow results:

Art

Arts

Dance

Gallery

History of Art

Music

Permanent Collection

Theatre & Dance

Visual Art

Learning About Global Health While Living in a Pandemic

For Global Health: Power, Sex and Gender class this term, the world we lived in became the classroom.

LGBTQ+ (Trans)Formations

How is an LGBTQ+ individual’s identity formed, and if it changes over time how and why does it do so? I was especially interested in…

“We don’t know what the color of their light bulb is yet, and maybe it will change.” Gender Socialization and Gender-Neutral Child Rearing

We live in a society that is drenched in gender stereotypes. Because of this, children regularly learn to adopt gender roles predetermined to them.

Puerto Rico: Humanities en Acción

Filmaker in Residence Fellows in the study away course Disaster and Reconstruction, Allison Chaves ’21 and Dominick Torres ’20, capture images of a complex reality…

Ricanstruction

In the course Disaster and Reconstruction taught by Professor M. Gabriela Torres and Dean Raquel Ramos, we are learning about a society that was set…

Christina Riggs Romaine’s Risk-Taking Publication

Riggs Romaine’s research adds to a new and growing body of evidence on how increasing temperance and psychosocial maturity may reduce the illegal activities associated…

Gender Equity Award

Professor Gabriela Torres of the Department of Anthropology has received a prestigious award from the American Anthropological Association.

International Student Highlight: Soheir Mobin

Please take a look at another international student here at Wheaton. Meet Soheir Mobin, class of 2020, from Pakistan who is majoring in Business and…

International Student Highlight – Clara Colas

Please take the time to read about some of our international students here at Wheaton College like Clara Colas

Sociology Alum Recognized for Research & Scholarship

Dr. Derron Wallace ’07 continues to accrue honors and awards.

Psychology & Law: Advances in Treatment and Teaching

Christina Riggs Romaine has two new publications advancing evidence-based practices in treatment of court-involved youth and teaching of Psychology and Law.

It Figures!

Professor Rolf Nelson and his student researcher challenge a classic experiment on figure-ground perception, producing results that fit better with recent research.