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It’s Elemental: Water

December 1, 2016–February 22, 2017 Beard Gallery, Watson Fine Arts

Bearing babies, bearing class: How maternal body-care practices reflect and reproduce inequality

Presented by Kate Mason, Asst. Professor of Sociology, Women’s and Gender Studies on Wed., Nov. 30 at 12:30 pm in PDR. Read more>>>

December is Universal Human Rights Month

Join the Wallace Library in honoring the United Nations’ Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

Wallace Library Welcomes Our Newest Staff Member

New liaison Jillian Amaral introduces herself and talks about her role at Wheaton and her love of science.

Model UN team brings home two wins from Cornell

Model United Nations (MUN) team wins two awards in the Cornell International Affairs Conference in the group’s first time attending the event.

#WheatonMAVotes!

Wheaton students partake in the tumultuous week before Election Day, engaging each other in discussion, debate, research, polls, and – of course – voting.

Italy: The Extraordinary Common Place – A Talk from the Italian Consulate

Dr. Domenico Teker from the Italian Consulate discusses career opportunities in numerous fields in Italy and the value of continuing Italian studies.

Following the tantrums of a little black hole from the roof of our science center, and figuring out what it wants

Dipankar Maitra, Assist. Prof. of Physics & Astronomy presents comparative data of a sudden “epoch of violent activity” as observed by astronomers at Wheaton and…

Community Conversations: 2016 Presidential Race Election Debrief

Wednesday, Nov. 9th, 4:30 pm., Cole Memorial Chapel

Faculty Lunch Talks presented by James Byrne

Presented by James Byrne, Visiting Assist. Prof., English on Thursday, Nov. 10th at 12:30 pm in PDR.

Explore Native American Literature

November is Native American Heritage Month.

New Course for Spring 2017 Anth 298: “Environmental Anthropology: Ecology, Politics, and Culture”

Professor Josh MacLeod will be offering a new course this Spring, focusing on contemporary ecological issues from a social scientific perspective. Topics including: climate change,…