Our learners are teachers, too
Wheaton students in French taught a card game to local 7th graders.
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Eleven—2019 Senior Studio Art Majors’ Exhibition
This exhibition features the work of Wheaton’s senior studio art majors.
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Delegates honored at Five College Model UN Conference
The Wheaton Model United Nations team brought home three awards from the Five College Model UN Conference, April 5–7, at Mount Holyoke College.
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Navigating Identity Abroad
In 2018-2019 32% of Wheaton students who studied abroad were students of color. Yet we are realizing that along with sending more diverse students abroad…
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En route toward a PhD
An update from UConn PhD candidate Carrie Slayton ’16.
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International Student Highlight: Kezang Tshering
As we say hello to our Bhutanese exchange students for the next two weeks, take a look at one of our newest students, Kezang Tshering,…
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Laura Villeneuve ’20: a dispatch from Paris
French Studies and Education major Laura Villeneuve gives us an update on her Paris semester.
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Monuments & Meditations—Andrew K. Howard with Six Journeys, One Beginning
Two exhibitions celebrate Andrew K. Howard’s 43-year tenure as Professor of Art at Wheaton College. Howard’s landscape photographs of Alaska and the American Southwest are…
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Orchestrating the Dinner
Bread, cheese, coffee, and Nutella. But first, how to set the table?
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Building Community and Inspiring Change
December 5, 2013 is a day I’ll never forget. I was standing outside in the frigid cold when I learned that Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela had…
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Partnerships in Teaching and Learning
Innovation in Wheaton College classrooms often starts with engaging with students as partners. This is the classic Wheaton for which we are remembered. Professor Domingo…
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Combating Gender Inequality on Wikipedia
As we celebrate the accomplishments of women, it is imperative that we address gender inequalities still present in our society today. Women are largely underrepresented…
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