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Student Film Festival – Spring 2014

Join us for a screening of the films written, produced and directed by students in Production I, Intro to Animation, and Documentary Storytelling this year.

Documenting a Generation of Palestinian Hip Hop

Visiting artist Jacqueline Salloum presents a screening of her feature length documentary Slingshot Hip Hop.

It Smells Like Dubai

February 17, 2014 Todd Reisz will speak about contemporary urban developments in Dubai. Reisz is an architect, researcher, and writer currently focusing on the cities…

German Influences in the First Turkish National Movement

March 31, 2014 Peter H. Christensen will speak about the role of German influences in the First National Movement of art, architecture and urban planning…

A Day in the Life of a Museum

February 27, 2014 Join Dr. Catherine Bigley McGovern and Dr. Peter J. McGovern for an engaging lecture and discussion of the many ways the law…

How Change Changed: Technologies of Direct Democracy/Militant Research and Countervisuality

April 3, 2014 Nicholas Mirzoeff is professor of media, culture and communication in the Steinhardt School at NYU. His lecture will include discussions about Occupy…

6th Annual Mary L. Heuser Lecture featuring Jacqueline Jung

Entitled Charismatic Bodies and the Performance of Feeling in German Gothic Sculpture.

An Evening of Dance with Jean Appolon Expressions

February 7, 2014 Jean Appolon Expressions is home to Boston’s premiere Haitian contemporary dance company, blending modern technique, Haitian folkloric dance and live traditional drumming.…

Theatre Ensemble Experiments presents 9 Avenues

May 9 & 10, 2014 Senior Theatre Arts majors and minors stage a lively montage of reflections on what it means to graduate from Wheaton…

Wheaton College Dance Company presents Waiting Between Worlds

The ensemble performs under the direction of Artistic Director Andrea Taylor-Blenis, instructor of dance.

The Trojan Women

Written by Euripides, translated by Nicholas Ruddall and directed by Professor of Theatre David Fox, Trojan Women is one of the most stinging indictments of…

Voices Departed

Africa, African American, Diaspora Studies major Catherine Braxton directs this production, which is composed of scenes, monologues, songs and poetry from African American writers throughout…