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Through the Wheaton Lens – Provost and Professor of Sociology, Renée T. White

This spring we learned a lot about ourselves as a college. I’d suggest that most of these discoveries are actually just confirmation of what we…

Faculty Spotlight Series – Professor Mike Drout

In this week’s Faculty Spotlight Series, we shine a spotlight on Mike Drout, Professor of English.

Faculty Spotlight Series – Professor Dana Polanichka

In this week’s Faculty Spotlight Series, we shine a spotlight on Dana Polanichka, Associate Professor of History.

Instructions for Personal Belonging Pick-Up

With the anticipated lifting of the Stay at Home Order in Massachusetts, we are planning to have students return to campus between May 20 and…

“Blue Bossa” Variations With Existence & Resistance

As someone who did not grow up with a formal education in Classical music and related time periods, I never intentionally wrote for a string…

A choral conductor’s creative response to the epidemic

Professor of Music Tim Harbold grapples with his emotional response to the COVID-19 epidemic in a new musical slideshow.

Senior Class Faculty Appreciation Award and Honorable Mentions

The Class Council of 2020 Announces this year’s Faculty Appreciation Award and Honorable Mentions.

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.

Induced Simultanagnosia in a Saccadic Persistence of Vision Display

We spent our fall semester creating and experimenting with a saccadic persistence of vision display.

Helping to feed community children during pandemic

Wheaton College (Mass.) brothers Ethan Thombs ’22 and Luke Thombs ’22 help feed children at Camp Mechuwana in Winthrop, Maine.

The Impact of Interventions on Students with ADHD

The goal of our research was to find answers to this question: In talking to individuals with ADHD who have received various types of interventions,…

Genetic Modification of Human Embryos : Should This Practice Be Allowed?

The development of human genetic modification stands as one of the most impactful discoveries of the 21st century.