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Dr. Parker Addresses Questions on Campus Identity, Engagement During SGA Senate Visit

On March 31, 2026, Vice President for Student Affairs Darnell Parker visited SGA’s Senate meeting and answered a variety of questions regarding changes in student involvement on campus, the relationship between the student body and administration, and the identity of…

Dining Services Plans Changes to Chase Dining Hall

Dining Services Plans Changes to Chase Dining Hall

Dining Services is planning a series of changes to Chase Dining Hall to improve throughput, flow, and the overall dining experience. These include moving the bakery and ice cream stations to Chase Round and the Create Kitchen to the current…

Wheaton Men’s Volleyball Caps Inaugural Season with Program Milestones

Wheaton Men’s Volleyball Caps Inaugural Season with Program Milestones

The Wire would like to congratulate the Wheaton Men’s Volleyball team on finishing 11-16, tying for the most wins of any inaugural Division III men’s volleyball program in the country this year. Co-captain Jack O. Kenyon ’28 told The Wire,…

The Wheatones Celebrate Their 80th Year With an Overdue Alumni Concert

The Wheatones Celebrate Their 80th Year With an Overdue Alumni Concert

Alto, mezzo, and soprano voices blended in perfect harmony as they soared into the rounded ceiling of Weber Theatre on March 29. In their 80th year of singing, the Wheatones are an essential facet of the Wheaton community, as the…

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COLUMN: World Affairs, Student Stakes

The Narrative of the Modern Economy In Econ 403: Global Economic Controversies on April 2, during a discussion on inequality, a peer pointed out something difficult to ignore: dining workers—whose labor shapes students’ daily experiences—are often paid far less than…

  • Dr. Parker Addresses Questions on Campus Identity, Engagement During SGA Senate Visit

    On March 31, 2026, Vice President for Student Affairs Darnell Parker visited SGA’s Senate meeting and answered a variety of questions regarding changes in student involvement on campus, the relationship between the student body and administration, and the identity of Wheaton as a community. Parker is one of many administrative figures to attend a Senate…

  • Dining Services Plans Changes to Chase Dining Hall

    Dining Services Plans Changes to Chase Dining Hall

    Dining Services is planning a series of changes to Chase Dining Hall to improve throughput, flow, and the overall dining experience. These include moving the bakery and ice cream stations to Chase Round and the Create Kitchen to the current bakery location, where four burners would be added to increase capacity. Make-your-own smoothies may also…

  • Wheaton Men’s Volleyball Caps Inaugural Season with Program Milestones

    Wheaton Men’s Volleyball Caps Inaugural Season with Program Milestones

    The Wire would like to congratulate the Wheaton Men’s Volleyball team on finishing 11-16, tying for the most wins of any inaugural Division III men’s volleyball program in the country this year. Co-captain Jack O. Kenyon ’28 told The Wire, “This season was a huge step forward for our program. Along the way, we took…

  • The Wheatones Celebrate Their 80th Year With an Overdue Alumni Concert

    The Wheatones Celebrate Their 80th Year With an Overdue Alumni Concert

    Alto, mezzo, and soprano voices blended in perfect harmony as they soared into the rounded ceiling of Weber Theatre on March 29. In their 80th year of singing, the Wheatones are an essential facet of the Wheaton community, as the first and oldest a cappella group at Wheaton, founded in 1946. With the 75th anniversary…

  • COLUMN: World Affairs, Student Stakes

    The Narrative of the Modern Economy In Econ 403: Global Economic Controversies on April 2, during a discussion on inequality, a peer pointed out something difficult to ignore: dining workers—whose labor shapes students’ daily experiences—are often paid far less than administrative positions many students rarely encounter. What began as an observation evolved into an after-class…

  • Column: The Unfiltered Transcript

    Column: The Unfiltered Transcript

    April showers bring May flowers, but here at Wheaton we are seeing many sunny and warm days continuing to welcome spring to campus. Many students have noticed the increased landscaping crews around campus, whether it be waking up to a lawnmower outside Meadows or the smell of mulch as you walk past the dimple. Although…