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Sociology Alum Recognized for Research & Scholarship

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

Meet Gracie Callaghan – Academic Advising Intern and our Scholar of the Week!

Gracie Callaghan is a rising senior at Wheaton College, pursuing an independent major in Social Justice Studies.

Arts in Ireland: Hard at Work

We’ve just finished week 2, which was pretty much totally focused on the Wheaton artists and musicians making new works and compositions, pushing their comfort…

Arts in Ireland: One week in

A Wheaton College Art and Music creative experience in Ireland.

Congratulations, Eryn Hoang!

Eryn Hoang ’18 has received the Littlefield-Mandell prize in French Studies, and been chosen as a teaching assistant in France next fall.

Arts in Ireland: We’re leaving soon!!

The Arts in Ireland course is a twenty-one-day intensive creative experience that weaves together the shared creative aspects of visual art and music.

Thoughts on Gaskell and Bronte

Jade Werner, Assistant Professor of English, has published two essays in her field, nineteenth-century British literature and culture.

Muslim-American Politics

Aubrey Westfall, Assistant Professor of Political Science, recently published a co-authored book and an article on Muslim-American politics. She has also been named a Nancy…

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.

Students Create Mindfulness Album

Students in Professor Griffin’s Mindfulness in School and Society (EDUC 350) created an album to share practices with their peers.

Plans for a New Center for Teaching & Learning are Underway

The Center for Teaching and Learning will serve as the institution’s engine for evidence-based educational development. It will be a vibrant hub that would energize…

Hawthorne in the hallways

Samuel Coale, professor of english, recently co-edited the book “Nathaniel Hawthorne in the College Classroom” with Christopher Diller, professor of english rhetoric and writing at…