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Statement on Today’s Events in Washington, D.C.

Today’s violent events in Washington, D.C. are deeply disturbing.

Looking ahead to Spring 2021

The start of the spring semester will likely be very similar to the start of the fall when we implemented policies and protocols to encourage…

COVID-19 Update on Campus Operations

The Return to Campus Task Force has made the decision to implement the following policy modifications for students, faculty, and staff who maintain their assigned…

Move to Remote Learning and New Campus Restrictions

The college has made a decision to shift all in-person classes to remote learning on Friday, November 6 until further notice as we monitor the…

New Massachusetts COVID-19 Restrictions and Impact on Campus Policies

As many of you are already aware, Governor Baker issued additional measures on November 2 to address the rising COVID-19 cases in the state. These…

Update on Testing Compliance

In addition to de-densifying campus spaces, wearing face masks, and maintaining social distancing, testing remains an integral part of the success of our on-campus semester.

COVID-19 Policy Updates on Student Experience

As a result of a successful first two weeks on campus, I am excited to announce several policy modifications that will enhance the on-campus student…

Update on Massachusetts Travel Guidance and Impact on Arrival

I wanted to share an update in regards to new state travel guidance impacting your anticipated return to Wheaton.

Update on Fall Return to Campus

We are looking forward to the fall when we will welcome back to campus our faculty, staff and returning students and welcome the Class of…

Race & Racism: Building an Anti-racist Society

Starting this fall, a new interdisciplinary course will be open to all students, faculty, and staff who want to practice effective anti-racism.

June 19 Community Update from President Hanno

Wheaton joined many others across the nation today to honor Juneteenth, the oldest nationally celebrated commemoration of the ending of slavery in the United States.

June 12 Community Update from President Hanno

It has been a very busy week for Wheaton faculty and staff, even though we are outside of the academic year, as we focus all…