If a woman of color needs a place to vent, to feel safe or to simply be surrounded by like-minded women of color, one of the many places she can go on […]
The Remarkable Story of Robert Katende
This past Monday, Nov. 6, Robert Katende and Phiona Mutsei visited Wheaton. The college has recently awarded Katende the Otis Social Justice Award. Last year, Disney made a film, “Queen of Katwe,” […]
Profile on the Marshall Center
Recently, the presence of the Marshall Center, an academic center on campus under the Provost Office, has been growing steadily. The team consists of Director of the Marshall Center of Intercultural Learning […]
Vegan and Vegetarian Options on Campus
Vegans and vegetarians at Wheaton have some food choices available to them in the cafes and cafeterias around campus. However, to make these lifestyles more possible it’s important that variety continues to […]
Wheaton Welcomes Two New Business Professors
In recent months, Wheaton’s Business and Management Department has added two new members: Professor Kenneth Bray and Professor Donna Marchand. Both plan to provide knowledge from their real-world experiences in the field […]
James Kenny: the funds behind Wheaton
James Kenny holds a position on Wheaton’s board that is crucial to its daily functioning. However, most students know very little about his work. Kenny’s official title is Director of Major and […]
Dear Freshman Self
Don’t stress about attending Wheaton. It’s a big step forward in life, especially living on campus, but Wheaton will quickly become a second home. The campus I toured in high school soon […]
The South Asian and Caribbean Student Initiative: the new approach to inclusivity
This week, the founding members of the newly-formed South Asian and Caribbean Student Initiative (SACSI) provided some insight into the club’s formation, what we can expect to see from them and how […]
Wheaton College MA vs. Wheaton College IL: What’s the Difference?
One of the most well-known problems our school faces is the constant confusion between our Wheaton College here in Massachusetts and the Wheaton College in Illinois. Our Wheaton is a non-denominational liberal […]
Emerson, Reni, and Feminism
“Being a woman and being black cannot be separated in my identity,” Fatou Diallo ’19 wrote when asked about Renaissance House and Emerson House, two theme houses on the Wheaton campus. Emerson […]