Skip to main content

Wheaton Blog

A selection of the latest stories, photos and videos about Wheaton people, programs and events, produced by members of our community.

Blog Posts

Filter Results By

Apply filters to narrow results:

Art

Arts

Dance

Gallery

History of Art

Music

Permanent Collection

Theatre & Dance

Visual Art

The Russian Regional Hegemony

Prof. Jeanne Wilson recently published an article, entitled “The Russian Pursuit of Regional Hegemony”, in the journal Rising Powers Quarterly 2.1. “Vladimir Putin… assumed office with…

The Slow Professor Challenging the Culture of Speed in the Academy

Presented and facilitated by Nancy Kendrick, Lisa Lebduska, Karen McCormack, and Dana Polanichka. Please join the discussion! Tues., March 28th at 12:30 pm in PDR.

Campus Update – March 2017

Wheaton College is committed to being a responsible steward of its campus, buildings, resources, and the local environment to enhance the student experience.

Marcia Coleman Williams ’72, ABD Member-at-Large

Meet the Alumni Board of Directors.

The Ignorance of All Lives Matter

“While the intention of “all lives matter” is perceived to be about a shared and peaceful humanity, it actually perpetuates a racist narrative that dehumanizes…

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