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Wheaton cancels classes for Monday, March 4

Wheaton will cancel classes and college offices will be closed for Monday, March 4, 2019.

The Eisenhower Matrix Approach to Career Readiness

Quoting Dr. J. Roscoe Miller in his 1954 speech to the Second Assembly of the World Council of Churches, former President Dwight D. Eisenhower said,…

Public comments for Wheaton’s upcoming reaccreditation visit

The public is invited to comment on Wheaton College and its programs as part of the institution’s reaccreditation examination by the New England Commission on…

Social entrepreneurship opportunities abound at Wheaton

The first stop for any aspiring or current entrepreneur should be the WiN Hub. Located on the ground floor of the Doll’s House, the WiN…

Wheaton cancelling classes, closing offices, at 2 p.m. today

Due to the impending winter storm, the college plans to curtail operations, starting at 2 p.m. today.

International Student Highlights: Fariq bin Sazuki

Take a look at Fariq Bin Sazuki, one of our students from Malaysia in the class of 2019, majoring in Mathematics and Economics.

Enter the Eye on the World Photo Contest

Do you want to win a $300 travel voucher? Have you seen the world? Would you like to show it to Wheaton College? Submit your…

Wheaton CompSci alums mixing it up …

Sam Von Ehren (Wheaton Computer Science 2010), New York Times game designer publishes

Welcome to the Public Domain!

Yesterday, something happened for the first time in twenty-one years. A copyright term expired in the United States.

A Day at the Polynesian Cultural Center – From the Journal of Anesu Makufa ‘20

Today we headed off to the Polynesian Cultural Center. The bus ride there was interesting, the bus presenter was humorous but also very informative

Developing Information Literacy Skills in First Year Students

Wallace Library works with first year students to develop information literacy skills, an essential learning outcome of a contemporary liberal education.

Hawai’i Photographs by Julia Corey ’19

This is a gallery of photographs taken on O’ahu and the Big Island of Hawai’i during the fall semester 2018 by Julia Corey ’19.