TRYBE Gala 2017—History ReBeats Itself
Join TRYBE for this flashback featuring popular songs of the 80s, 90s and early 2000s.
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January 2017 Workshop Schedule
January workshops begin on Thursday, January 19th and run through Tuesday, January 24th. Click here for descriptions and the current workshop schedule.
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Dana Polanichka receives tenure
On 12 December, the Tenure Committee enthusiastically granted tenure to Prof. Polanichka. Please join us in congratulating her!
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Government in action
Students from Urban Politics course travel to the Rhode Island State House.
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Student-Curated Exhibition Opens in Beard Gallery
On Thursday, 1 December 2016, the student-curated exhibition It’s Elemental: Water opened in Wheaton’s Beard Gallery.
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What is the value of Philosophy?
Recently Robert Audi said this: “I see philosophy as having a unique and essential role in education, in strengthening democracy, and in advancing human knowledge.”…
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Holiday Fair
December 9, 2016 Come join the Wheaton community as we celebrate the holiday season. Local vendors, artisans and crafters will be in the Balfour Atrium…
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Gender matters in the legislature
Professor Westfall works collaborates with a former student to show that gender quotas to increase the number of women can indeed make a difference to…
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Allison Bianco: Atlantic Time
December 1, 2016–February 22, 2017 Beard Gallery, Watson Fine Arts
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It’s Elemental: Water
December 1, 2016–February 22, 2017 Beard Gallery, Watson Fine Arts
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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>>>
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December is Universal Human Rights Month
Join the Wallace Library in honoring the United Nations’ Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
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