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The Passion of Mission Hill

“Mission Hill and the Miracle of Boston” recorded the impact of desegregation and urban renewal. Professor Grady’s 1978 controversial documentary was recently featured at the…

A Global First at Wheaton

The silence surrounding sexual violence in marriage was broken when scholars gathered at Wheaton

Professor Eric Kelley’s new publication in Cultural Survival

Visiting Instructor of Anthropology, Professor Eric Kelley’s new publication in Cultural Survival Quarterly on the land tenure struggles of the Avá-Guaraní in Paraguay touches on…

Professor Ann Sears publishes major new article

Professor Ann Sears’ most recent article, “Political Currents and Black Culture in Scott Joplin’s Treemonisha,” appears in a major new volume, “Blackness and Opera,” edited…

“Rick Britto: A Digital Portrait”

Jazz saxophonist and Wheaton music major Tommy Van Duyne (’14) has released a video tribute to his teacher, Wheaton jazz band founder Rick Britto.

Professor Bartolini’s Students Play to Learn

Watch a video of students studying science through play in Issues in Early Education and Care (ED 375)

Marching Along with Time: Songs of Irving Berlin 1935-1945

The Smart Set quartet of Valerie Anastasio, Tim Harbold, Benjamin Sears, and Bradford Conner celebrates the songs of Irving Berlin, from escapist Hollywood dance tunes…

Wheaton’s El Sistema Connection

Jorge Soto teaches children in the El Sistema program at the Conservatory Charter School in Brighton, MA.

Guy Urban, piano – Winter 2012

Associate Professor of Music Guy Urban performs the music of Mozart, Philip Glass, Beethoven, Debussy, Liszt, and Chopin.

“Rocket Sleigh” Takes Off

“Rocket Sleigh”, a new original Christmas overture for orchestra by Assistant Professor Delvyn Case, is on its way to becoming a new holiday favorite among…

Trip to Trinidad

Julie Searles will be heading south once again to T & T for the “Innovative Music Traditions of Trinidad and Tobago” course, January 2012.

Professor Sue Standing, Director of the Creative Writing program, follows the traces of a medieval sculptor

No one knows who the 12th-century sculptor called the Master of Cabestany really was