Every article The Wheaton Wire has published.
On Feb. 9, Missouri defensive end and NFL prospect Michael Sam came out as gay in an interview with ESPN. Standing at 6 feet 2…
Starting on Jan. 20 and continuing until Feb. 26, the clean, bright, minimal Beard and Weil Galleries in Watson Fine Arts will be crawling with…
It is very unusual to see the campus crawling with students at 9:30 a.m. on a Saturday morning. It is even more unusual to see…
Valentine’s Day can be an easy time of year to question our lives, in terms of present and future relationships, social standing and generally what…
Eight years ago, Ray Nagin was the popular mayor of New Orleans who rallied the city after Hurricane Katrina’s devastation. Now, Nagin is headed to…
Had the above headline been a link on your Facebook newsfeed, a simple click would direct you to a witty sequence of Leslie Knope and…
By 10:05 p.m. on Feb. 6, the Loft had to close its doors due to overcapacity and the door stayed closed for that reason until…
Effective policies begin with recognizing reality, and a reality of life on college campuses is that students drink, usually in large groups and often to…
For more than two decades, the accusation of Woody Allen molesting his adopted daughter Dylan Farrow was swept under the rug, hardly a shadow to…
As Thomas Holmes pointed out in our paper this week, Michael Sam will, in all likelihood, become the first openly gay football player to be…
Last week, students gathered to hear several on campus a cappella groups sing for the first time with their new members during the tradition every…
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We have all heard the phrase, “Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.” Likewise, political scandal is in the eye of the beholder –…
With the opening of the Winter Olympics this past weekend, everyone is talking about Sochi. The only problem? The majority of attention has not been…
At several of the more recent Olympic games, journalists have been struck by the idea that when you take some of the world’s fittest, most…
Music is powerful. It can heal. It can start revolutions. At Wheaton College, it can bring Public Safety. A cappella performances in Slype are a…