Every article The Wheaton Wire has published.
Last month, I ventured to my favorite restaurant in the greater Norton area for a little St. Patrick’s Day brunch. I’m going to withhold from…
Oliver La Du, 22, a former lacrosse player for Wheaton College, has pleaded not guilty to sexually assaulting and choking a Wheaton women’s lacrosse player…
By Sam Ferland and Marguerite Bartlett Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM) is now underway with several events and discussions taking place at Wheaton during April.…
Crosswords are one of the purest forms of a puzzle, one of the originals. Dating back to Arthur Wynne in 1913, crosswords were first born…
This article is part of a column that addresses Generation Z’s mental health crisis by calling attention to societal attitudes that may cause us to…
It may seem ridiculous now, but before our digital age of streaming and the internet, media used to exist in a physical format. Sure, you…
In a meeting on the evening of Feb. 20, Wheaton’s Student Government Association (SGA) voted to repeal the use of ranked-choice voting in future SGA…
When Emmett Anderson ‘24 walked downstairs into the basement of his residential hall after spring break, his jaw dropped. He had spent the weeks before…
First year artistic swimmer Olivia Macdonald captured the National Collegiate Championship with her solo routine this past weekend, becoming the first-ever Wheaton Artistic swimmer to…
Norton, Mass – Fueled by tofu, pineapple, and ice cream, junior Morgen Coughlin-Doyle (Topsham, Maine) has confidently become the standard of the Wheaton Diving program.…
I was asked to write something about Super Tuesday and the current Presidential race, and I’m afraid I don’t exactly have anything helpful to say.…
Birds About Town: an occasional column If you have ever been out at night walking by parking lot 4 or if you are living (or…
As a first-year at Wheaton, I’m not nearly as familiar with this campus as I would like to be yet. Even in the second half…
When was the last time you watched a movie and said “Oh god, this guy again? Is there anything he isn’t in?” It feels like…
1. Microcosmic God, Theodore Sturgeon Sturgen’s Microcosmic God is a short story that follows a scientist named Kidder, and the microscopic beings he has created…
This article is part of a column that addresses Generation Z’s mental health crisis by calling attention to societal attitudes that may cause us to…