...other presenters to see two first editions of Locke’s Essay Concerning Human Understanding, as well as a handwritten manuscript (Draft C) of the Essay made in 1685. The conference, which...
...and Russia. Maurice de Vlaminck, Untitled (L’Hôtel), undated Gift of Mary L. Heuser Lauren Reidel ’12 and Samantha Green ’11 discuss how Vlaminck—a French Fauve celebrated for his expressive palette of...
...them? What does their immediate physical environment look/fee like? Professor Maitra will discuss our current understanding (ignorance, to be more accurate) of these issues. The next Faculty Lunch talk is...
March 3, 2015 Descending from the great Russian musical tradition, the Hermitage Piano Trio is distinguished by its exuberant musicality, interpretative range, and sumptuous sound. Following a recent performance, The...
What is your name? Kezang Tshering What is your major? Undecided What is your country of origin? Bhutan What is your class year? 2022 Can you tell us one interesting...
...to experiential learning in undergraduate education. “All our classes combine study and discussion with hands-on experiences because it’s the most impactful approach to learning,” McLaughlin said. “Whether working in the...
...experience consisted of a three-week intensive art programme in conjunction with The Burren College of Art. This experience helped me become a better global citizen and understand how people work...
...Gallery and Haas Concourse & Lobby, Watson Fine Arts Sponsored by the Celeste Gottesman Bartos ’35 Fund for the Visual Arts within the Evelyn Danzig Haas ’39 Visiting Artists Program...
...be emailing you about all the wonderful opportunities that Wheaton offers a talented student like you and encouraging you to come visit campus. This year is going to be a...
...in using the Digital Humanities in their teaching and research. It is now a common practice for an undergraduate to scrutinize high-resolution images of a thousand-year-old manuscript while she transcribes...
Homer Winslow, Fireworks on the Night of the Fourth of July (Illustration produced for Harper’s Weekly), wood engraving, 1868. Wheaton College Collection (Purchased by the Shippee Memorial Fund). Curated by...
...Pynchon, Proust, and Morrison. Coale’s goal is to attempt to understand “common aspects of all narratives, particularly fiction, in relation to cultural and social issues as well as how both...