For those of you new and old to Wheaton, The Lyons Den should sound quite familiar. For the past several years it has been the hangout spot on campus for students to […]
The Lyons Den And Much More
New Club Brings Italian Culture to Life on Campus
From fashion to cannoli, from espresso to music, or from pizza to cinema, the Italian culture is regarded highly by people from all across the world and from many different cultures. Bringing […]
Calling All Feminists
Hey, you. Yeah, you. Are you a feminist? If you aren’t sure how to answer that question, or even if you are, read on. Feminism is a hot topic these days. You […]
Poet Lauren Russell Visits Wheaton
Poet Lauren Russell paid a visit to our beautiful campus this past Monday to give some of the students and faculty at Wheaton a reading of her poetry. Russell is the author […]
Professor Sarah Leventer’s Experience
Bittersweet emotion is evident in the speech and face of Professor Sarah Leventer as she recounts her experience here at Wheaton thus far. “Of course I want to stay here! I’ve loved […]
Fencing Making a Comeback
With complicated rules, procedures, and a heightened level of focus required to succeed, fencing is more than just running at opponents with swords and making hits until one runs out of energy. […]
The Antiqueties Club
During the Activities Fair that took place just last Friday on the Dimple, I got the chance to speak with Corynne Breen ‘20, who happens to be the president of the Antiquities […]
The Residence Hall Association
If there is anything that everyone at Wheaton College can agree on, other than the lack of quality of the food at Chase, it’s that community is a big part of our […]
VITA Club: Taxes Made Easier
Why would anyone give up their Saturdays to do taxes for Norton residents? This is a question I have been asked more than once. When I mention my involvement with VITA, Wheaton’s […]
Behind the Glass Menagerie
A production of The Glass Menagerie, written by playwright Tennessee Williams, was put on in the Weber Theatre in Watson Fine Arts. Directed by Professor David Fox of the Theatre department, the […]