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Contemporary Art: How does it become art history?

Dr. Kalb will address the ways in which undergraduate art history textbooks are researched, written, and published.

From Diss to MS: How and Why Art History Research Gets Published

March 3, 2015 Workshop: Katie Hornstein, Assistant Professor, Modern European Art, Dartmouth College Dr Hornstein’s current project Picturing War in France, 1792-1856 focuses on the…

Art History on the Move: Interpretation in the Age of Digital Technology

February 24, 2015 Sarah Ganz Blythe, Deputy Director for Exhibitions, Education, and Programs, RISD Museum Providence Dr Ganz Blythe will discuss the relationships between the…

Seamus Heaney, Francisco Goya, and Unveiling the Myth of History

The first of the Spring 2015 Faculty Lunch Talks is presented by James Byrne, Visiting Assist.Professor of English. All are welcome. Wed., Feb. 11 at…

Philosophy Majors earn more than Accounting Majors

A recent report shows that at mid career, philosophy majors earn more than accounting majors.

How Judges Reason

Associate Professor Stephen Mathis is profiled in the Wheaton Quarterly (Winter 2015). “Almost as long as I’ve been teaching the course, I’ve had at least…

Be Employable, Study Philosophy

So says Shannon Rupp, a Vancouver journalist. Some excerpts: “In anticipation of fall course schedules, several people have asked what I think someone who wants…

2015 Dance Festival

Experience the annual Dance Festival, an integration of dance culture and history!

TRYBE Gala 2015: The Games We Play

The annual gala by student-run dance ensemble TRYBE features a wide array of dance styles—from Bollywood to West African to hip hop—from a variety of…

Transmigrating (how what we discover changes who we become) featuring Nestor Gil

February 16, 2015 Nestor Gil operates at the crossroads of sculpture, performance, and new media practices. He produces installations, situations, and events that explore a…

Cinema Spotlight: The Silk Road of Pop

February 3, 2015 A special evening with the internationally-acclaimed filmmaker and artist Sameer Farooq and screening of his film, The Silk Road of Pop. One…

2015 Wheaton Biennial: Photography Beyond the Frame

This group exhibition features work by contemporary American photographers.