Wire Article Archive

Every article The Wheaton Wire has published.


What We Talk About When We Talk About The Holocaust

Tatyanna CabralApr 4, 2018

I will forever be fascinated by how my Jewish Day School handled Holocaust Remembrance Day. There were three parts to it, each of which accorded…

Men’s basketball falls to WPI in playoffs despite strong regular season end

Tatyanna CabralApr 4, 2018

On Thursday, Feb. 22, Wheaton’s men’s basketball team crashed out of the playoffs in a 95-76 defeat to WPI. This was a discouraging defeat for…

An Update on NEWMACS

Tatyanna CabralApr 4, 2018

The Lyons made a splash at the New England Women’s and Men’s Athletic Conference, which took place at MIT on the weekend of Feb. 22.…

Wheaton’s women’s rugby team returns to its winning ways with strong team spirits

Tatyanna CabralApr 4, 2018

Wheaton’s women’s rugby team returns to its winning ways with strong team spirits With its unexpected win over Salve Regina on Oct. 21, 2017, Wheaton’s…

Rina Sawayama: rising idol looks to redefine pop music for good

Tatyanna CabralMar 10, 2018

As we live in an age of social media, dating apps and internet stimulation, singer-songwriter Rina Sawayama has capitalized on these topics as sources of…

Movie Review: The Shape of Water

Guillermo del Toro’s latest work is an alluringly unique and strangely captivating film. Nominated for the most Oscars this year, the story follows a deaf,…

Clubs search for money as funding crisis continues

Tatyanna CabralMar 10, 2018

One of the many principal aspects to running a club at Wheaton College is having a treasurer to manage finances. Recently, there has been a…

A spotlight on: Black Student Association

Tatyanna CabralMar 10, 2018
A spotlight on: Black Student Association

Although Black History Month is coming to an end, the celebration continues beyond February, and important issues must still be addressed throughout the year. To…

Students organize to assist in Haitian relief effort

Tatyanna CabralMar 10, 2018

Student groups on campus have begun the process of coming together and collaborating to organize a charity dance on April 27 to benefit Haiti’s ongoing…

Model United Nations Visits Harvard

Tatyanna CabralMar 10, 2018

Wheaton College’s Model United Nations team attended the Harvard National Model U.N. Conference from Feb. 15-18, joining hundreds of delegates from around the world to…

Highlights of Trump’s 2019 budget cuts to education

Tatyanna CabralMar 10, 2018

On Feb. 12, 2018, President Trump released his proposed budget cuts for next year. While the main focus of his plan is on healthcare, labor…

The link between turf field and Cancer: Wheaton awaits findings from the EPA

Tatyanna CabralMar 10, 2018
The link between turf field and Cancer: Wheaton awaits findings from the EPA

The very ground you stand on could be killing you. Or, at least, this is a potential cause for worry for athletes who compete on…

Bored of Chase? Some food recommendations near us

Tatyanna CabralMar 10, 2018
Bored of Chase? Some food recommendations near us

The first months of a spring semester often feel long, tedious and kind of grey. But one thing that surely spices things up (pun definitely…

The return of doublethink, the Orwellian nightmare

Tatyanna CabralMar 10, 2018

Just over one year ago on Jan. 25, 2017, The New York Times reported that sales of George Orwell’s classic dystopian novel 1984 had increased…

My experience of a shooting and my call to action

Tatyanna CabralMar 10, 2018

“We have to go,” my best friend said as she grabbed my hand and pulled me down the main hallway of the third floor, passing…

The Celtics Slant: NBA trade deadline past

Tatyanna CabralMar 10, 2018

With the NBA trade deadline past, it seems unlikely that the Celtics will change much this year. The club has already reached an agreement with…