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Welcome to Shenglan Li

The History Department would like to welcome its newest member, Shenglan Li. Prof. Li received her Ph.D from Binghamton University in 2017. She will teach…

NEW fall course

Our classic Soviet lit RUSS 201 is now the new “Revolution, Sci-Fi and Dystopia.” Open to all students.

Alumna Artist Returns to Campus

Artist Carol Crump Bryner returned to Wheaton in May 2017 for her 50th Class Reunion.

Helen Popinchalk: The Sleep of Reason

October 27–December 16, 2017 Weil Gallery, Watson Fine Arts

International Student Health Insurance/Health Care Information

Some of the best healthcare in the world can be found in the United States, but it is expensive and can be hard to understand.

May Workshop Week Announcement

May Workshops are scheduled from Monday, May 22nd through Friday, May 26, 2017. Read all about it>>>

Wheaton’s Outdoor Orientation Program

Wheaton’s Outdoor Orientation Program (WOOP) is an outdoor orientation trip for new students.

Lear Family Visit

At the start of the Spring 2017 semester, Leah Niederstadt, Assistant Professor of Museum Studies & Curator of the Permanent Collection, purchased two boxes of…

Curating the Kilham Basket Collection

Alivia Cross, Class of 2019, has worked as a Collection Assistant since her first semester on campus. A Theater & Dance studies Major (Technical/Design Track) with…

Professor Bartolini Honored by the BAEYC

The Boston Association for the Education of Young Children presented Professor Bartolini with their Award for STEM.

Night Owl Hours Are Coming!

During the last week of classes and exam week, you can fulfill your lifelong dream of spending an entire day in the Library!

Curriculum Review

What goes into making sure Wheaton’s curriculum remains vibrant, cutting edge, and relevant?