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WIIH LEAPS presents The Art of Networking

April 20, 2015 Find your passion and be guided by Wheaton alums toward the job of your dreams in art history, arts administration, museum education,…

Faculty Lunch talk, presented by Matthew Gingo

Presented by Matthew Gingo, Assistant Professor of Psychology.

Professor Lectures at Amherst College

Hispanic Studies Professor Francisco Fernandez de Alba invited lecture at Amherst College

World Music Ensemble – Spring 2015

A wide-ranging exploration of world music traditions under the direction of Sheila Falls-Keohane, instructor of music.

Creativity in Hard Times II: Student Performances of Music by WPA Composers

April 16, 2015 Wheaton pianists will present a concert with commentary as a companion to Visiting Artist Leslie Amper’s lecture/recital Creativity in Hard Times: The…

Fire in the Big Top!

April 11, 2015 An interactive musical tale for young audiences by music professor Delvyn Case, performed by Epic Brass, and narrated by Wheaton student, Chris…

Wheaton Songwriters collaborate with Catie Curtis

Students enrolled in Prof. Case’s course “Introduction to Songwriting” spent a Saturday in March working closely with renowned singer-songwriter

This Is What We Look Like

Jessica Gordon-Roth, Assistant Professor of Philosophy at CUNY Lehman and Wheaton alumna ’03, has started a campaign to “change the way we think about women…

Cooking for the Hungry

This week (3/26/15) Davis International house, in collaboration with SSSR, cooked food for the Attleboro Food and Friends Soup Kitchen.

Playwrights on the Ground: Conversation in Collaboration

April 9, 2015 Playwright and Artistic Director of Boston Playwrights’ Theatre Kate Snodgrass, and Director and Chair of Performing Arts at Emerson College Melia Bensussan,…

The Epistemology of Debunking Arguments

The Philosophy Department hosted the final colloquium of the semester on Thursday, Mar. 26, 5-6:30, Knapton 214.

Professor Kendrick’s Prize-winning Essay on Berkeley

Professor Kendrick’s essay, “The ‘Empty Amusement’ of Willing: Berkeley on Agent Causation,” has won the Colin and Ailsa Turbayne International Berkeley Essay Prize. The prize…