Wheaton College will experience changes to security on campus. After incidents of arson in the fall semester and a subsequent arrest of the alleged perpetrator on February 7, the campus administration has […]
The Future of Security on Campus
The Popularity of Going Abroad at Wheaton
Culture shock, a foreign language, and you still have to go to class? The prospect of studying abroad can be daunting for many students. After all, college life is already stressful enough, […]
Wheaton Hires a New Vice President of Enrollment
Wheaton College now has a new vice president of enrollment, Laura Severin. Severin was appointed to the position by a search committee headed by Vice President Gene Begin and Professor Karen McCormack. […]
Government Shutdown Over Border Wall Proposal
Despite the U.S. government’s most recent shutdown, Wheaton College remains relatively unaffected. This shutdown is currently the longest shutdown in the history of the United States, surpassing the 21-day government shutdown in […]
Protesting the New Residence Hall
Nearly every morning, a few protesters gather outside the construction site of Wheaton’s new residence hall, holding up signs that proclaim “Wheaton College is bad for the Norton community.” The protestors, who […]
Norton’s Annual Veterans Day Parade
Veterans Day is formally known to fall upon Nov. 11; it is an official United States public holiday to honor military veterans who are no longer serving in the military. Veterans Day […]
Candle Light Vigil
Thirteen yahrzeit candles flickered in the night on Nov. 1 on Wheaton’s campus. Their wick burned both in remembrance and mourning. Their light shed upon yet another tragedy to occur on American […]
Investigating Voyeurism on Campus
Public Safety (PS) has had their work cut out for them over the first two months of the semester. Following Labor Day weekend, Director of Public Safety, Christopher Santiago, states the first […]
Wheaton’s new Dean of Library Services
At the beginning of the 2018 school year, Wheaton welcomed a new Dean of Library Services to the Wallace Library: Megan Brooks. Brooks is originally from Minnesota but has been living in […]
Summer Course in Puerto Rico
In the summer of 2019, Professor Torres of the Anthropology Department will be teaching a class in Puerto Rico. The course is titled “Disaster and Reconstruction: A Field Course in Post-Hurricane Maria […]