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The Evolving Linkages between Parenthood and Marriage

If marriage is no longer the context for child-rearing and sexual expression, does it have a future. It’s for us to decide. By Pia Parisi-Marcoux…

2016 Kollett Award Winners

Grace Ulinsky ’17 and Lithia Helmreich ’16 win the Math and Computer Science Kollett Award.

Race, Class and Public Opinion: How America Fails to Tell the Whole Story

What happens if you don’t look for variation when you make empirical generalization? Here’s what you can miss. By Rachel Iafolla ’18

Pained to be an American? A Malady that Only Social and Political Reform Can Remedy

Don’t be surprised at the eruption of anger and outrage in today’s electorate. It’s been building for a long time and it is something that…

Tumblr and the Alternative Hyper-Reality

When your dreams become realities, do your realities become dreams?

Super Pacs: Buying Influence, not Elections

SuperPacs seem quite frightening, but are they as scary as we think?

Deep Wheaton: Convocation Address by Kersti Yllo, May 5, 2016

Retiring Professor of Sociology, Kersti Yllo, talks about what students should prize in the Wheaton tradition of education and why a sense of purpose should…

A European Ukraine

Olegsandra (Sasha) Lozytska presented at the 21st annual Harvard/Wheaton/Wellesley Undergraduate Colloquium on Russian and Eurasian Studies.

Applying Theory to Policy

Ethan Fitzgerald ’16 received the Kathryn W. Davis Prize for Undergraduate Research.

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From monsters to mothers and multiculturalism: social education billboards and murals in Ethiopia

Leah Niederstadt, Assist. Prof. of Museum Studies explores ways in which age, class, ethnicity, gender, disability, religion, and HIV/AIDS status have been visually represented in…

Christie Todd Whitman ’68 speaks to students

The former governor of New Jersey and Administrator of the EPA will assess the state of American politics and the functioning of the American political…