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OER, Affordability, and Equity in the Classroom

The cost of textbooks has risen at 4 times the rate of inflation over the last 10 years and Wheaton is using open educational resources…

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…

Marriage and Sunder

Leah Niederstadt publishes on traditional African wedding paintings that serve as both art and wedding license. She has also contributed to a book, a case…

Hopping for the Best

Ekstrom and her coauthors explored the role of vision by comparing normal and blind toads.

International Student Highlight: Dolma Tsering Lama

Please take a look at one of our newest international students from Nepal studying Film and New Media Studies.

Focusing on Student Success

When I was working at another institution, my Vice President once defined “student success” by saying that she wanted our students to “get their degree,…

100 years pass like a dream

Wheaton College Professor of Computer Science Mark D. LeBlanc completes a decade of WWI research and publishes new book.

Translated & Published

In 2013 Professor Michael Drout wrote a book on the value of the liberal arts, and it was recently translated into Chinese. This summer also…

Russia and China: A Relationship Observed

Professor Jeanne L. Wilson writes about the relationship between the Russian and Chinese governments, and the influence of national identity, domestic issues and political norms.

Simile + Metaphor: Red Necklace

August 28–November 3, 2018 Contemporary painter and mixed media artist Barbara Owen creates a site-specific installation featuring her work with cut paper. Owen, who works…

Fiber/Paper/Love

Explore and interpret fiber’s use and forms in innovative ways.

Horrors and Honors

In her new book, Professor of Art History Touba Ghadassi writes about monsters, dwarves and the history of difference.