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Gaining Maturity and a World-View Through Studying Abroad

Wheaton College has a long history of successfully sending its students to study abroad. We have always considered study abroad to be an integral part…

Applying Mathematical Concepts to Elections – the “Geometry of Redistricting”

Tommy Ratliff, professor of mathematics and economics, speaks about his participation in the “Geometry to Redistricting” workshop sponsored by the Metric Geometry and Gerrymandering Group…

Cosmopolitan Post-nationalists – New Approaches to Hispanic Literature

Francisco de Alba, professor of Hispanic Studies, contributes chapter entitled “Cosmopolitan Post Nationalists: The Case of Virgilio Piñera and Wifredo Lam” to the recently published…

Expediting and Exploring Interdisciplinary Practice Worldwide

Jessie Knowlton, assistant professor of biology, recently publishes the collaboratively produced article “Barriers and Solutions to Conducting Large International, Interdisciplinary Research Projects” in the journal…

Calling all lovers of texts and tech

Calling all lovers of texts and tech: WED, Nov. 15, 3:30 pm (csLab, SC 1315)

The Art of Storytelling

When you think about Career Services, words like resumé, cover letter and interview come to mind.

Healthy Attitudes Rewarded

Michael Berg, associate professor of psychology, received a fellowship from the Marion and Jasper Whiting Foundation to continue his work on healthy attitudes abroad in…

A New Method of Learning

Vicki Bartolini, professor of education, and E. Patrick Rashleigh, data visualization expert, co-author “Transforming a Reggio-Inspired Documentation Assignment Using VoiceThread, an Online Collaborative Tool” for…

A Look to the Past – Building the New Scholarship of Women’s Educational History

Linda Eisenmann, professor of education and history, recently published “Building the New Scholarship of Women’s Educational History, 1965-1985,” in Women’s Higher Education in the United…

“You Can’t Belong Anywhere Else”

Scott Gelber, associate professor of education, publishes “‘You Can’t Belong Anywhere Else’: Postsecondary Aspirations of Rural Students in the Postwar Era,” this past November in…

Alumni board presidents talk benefits of service

Alumnae/i board presidents reflect on experiences

Learning to live in the balance

As the first month of school rounds the corner, your student, like you, is likely experiencing many “firsts” as the new normal becomes familiar. The…