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Annual Holiday Fair

December 11, 2015 Come join the Wheaton community as we celebrate the holiday season. Local vendors, artisans and crafters will be in the Balfour Atrium…

Democracy’s Disappointments: lessons from John Dewey and Michel Foucault on WWI and the Iranian Revolution

Presented by Asst. Prof. of Pol. Sc., Nick Dorzweiler, Tues., Nov. 17th, 12:30-1:30 pm in Chase Small.

Finally, Some Answers: Lexomic Beowulf

Presented by Mike Drout, Professor of English, Thursday, Nov. 12, 2015 (Chase Small, 12:30-1:30 pm.) All are welcome. Read more…

Eid Al-Adha Fall 2015

On the evening of Thursday, October 29th, 50 Wheaton students joined together in the Cole Memorial Chapel Basement to celebrate the Muslim holy day, Eid…

But we just started? Planning for the Spring Semester

As we approach the middle of the semester, your student has completed a fair amount of work for her/his courses, and developed a sense of…

Kant and the Ethics of Marketing

Michael Smith, PhD, will present “Kant and the Ethics of Marketing,” on Tuesday, 10 November in Knapton 214. This our second Deemer Forum speaker of…

Ethical Dilemmas Arising in Medical Practice

On Tuesday, 20 October Clay Merchant, MD, MPH, ScD made the first of this year’s Ethics and the Professions presentations to philosophy and pre-health students:…

Staff forums scheduled

The Office of Human Resources in partnership with the Council on Inclusion and Diversity (CID) is sponsoring a series of professional development workshops, or staff forums, designed to…

Do experiential learning activities make a difference? Results of a real-world trial in the college classroom

Assist. Prof. of Psychology will present findings from a controlled evaluation of the effects of experiential learning activities in the teaching of Psychology and Law.…

Johannesburg in Print: Self and the City

As part of an assignment for her class “Postwar and Contemporary Art,” Margaret Robe ’16 takes a closer look at “Johannesburg in Print,” one of…

Race Dialogue Continued in Beard & Weil Galleries

Sarah Chin ’18 reviews the three gallery exhibitions opening the 2015-16 academic year “Unsettled: One Hundred Years at War and Resistance,” “Johannesburg in Print,” and…

Artist Talk by Johnny Adimando

Learn about the source of RISD faculty member Johnny Adimando’s current exhibition, titled “The Beast of Broken Sleep”.