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The Psychology Department Congratulates their alumni!

Jessica Flori, Class of 2013, will be attending the University of Central Florida’s PhD program in Clinical Psychology in the Fall. Alicia Alvarez will be…

“The Tomb in which my Body will be Buried,” The Text through which my Soul will be Saved

Presented by Dana Polanichka, Assoc. Prof., History on Thur., March 23, 2017 at 12:30 pm in PDR. All are welcome to attend.

Political Science and Pop Culture

Prof. Dorzweiler tackles “Popular Culture in (and out of) American Political Science” in a new article.

Professor Walsh publishes translations of two novels by Claudine-Alexandrine de Tencin

Jonathan Walsh, Professor of French Studies, published translations of two novels.

Eisenstein’s Excellent Mexican Adventure: ¡Que viva México!

The artistic product of three countries, ¡Que viva México! is Russian filmmaker Sergei Eisenstein’s oddest and least-known film. Presented by Francoise Rosset, Associate Professor of…

The Philosophy of Immigration and the Problem of Statelessness

Presented by Stephen Mathis, Assoc. Professor of Philosophy – Thurs., March 9th in PDR. Read more>>>

Honoring Trailblazing Women in Labor and Business

Celebrate Women’s History Month with Wallace Library

Guy Urban, piano with Charlyn Bethell, oboe

March 22, 2017 Associate Professor of Music Guy Urban plays a variety of solo piano works, as well as ensemble music, with guest oboist Charlyn…

2017 Wheaton Biennial: Printmaking Reimagined

Wheaton’s third biennial exhibition examines the boundaries of printmaking.

Meet our Newest Staff Member!

Get to know Kathleen Henke, our new Metadata and Acquisitions Librarian.

1970’s Spanish Fashion: Democracy Prêt-à-porter

1970’s Spanish Fashion: Democracy Prêt-à-porter” examines the evolution of Spanish haute couture, its demise, and the emergence of new post-modern fashion designers in the context…

Sahar Speaks on Political Attributes

Professor of Psychology Gail Sahar presented recently at a national convention down in San Antonio, Texas, further delving into the psychology behind politics.