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Professor Adam Irish has been accepted this year as a Mellon postdoctoral fellow in Political Science and International Relations. The program seems to be a…
On Saturday, Nov. 16, the Wheaton College women’s basketball team opens their 2013-2014 season against Lesley University. The tip-off is part of the Cheryl Warren-Powers…
The Wheaton College men’s soccer team captured the New England Women and Men’s Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) title after defeating top seed MIT on Sunday. Fueled…
Thirteen nervous and excited performers filled the Lyon’s Den with energy on Saturday, November 2, at 7:00 p.m. at the Wheaton College Poetry Slam, hosted…
This time of year it feels as though midterms have just ended, yet it is already time to start stressing about finals. Papers are being…
The birds look forward to November every year. It is a beautiful month; all the trees have turned colors, some shed their leaves entirely, but…
For the majority of students, the first time they spend an extended amount of time away from home in a scholarly setting is their freshman…
On Friday, Nov. 8, over 170 students of all class years gathered in The Balfour-Hood Center to present their summer internships. Participants were awarded Wheaton-donated…
The following are selections of the intramural sports co-ed outdoor soccer first team, made by Steve Angelo. MVP -Stephan Nkom ’16 – One of the…
With just about eight months left until the 2014 tournament in Brazil, 21 teams from six different soccer confederations have already qualified to represent their…
Ask any woman you know if she’s experienced street harassment and unfortunately, chances are she will say yes. Street harassment is a pervasive problem that…
The latest gallery installment in Watson Fine Arts’ Beard and Weil Galleries features the connection between science and art. Over 100 artists contributed to the…
For the past few years, Wheaton has gradually increased the number of students accepted to its incoming classes. As many students have already experienced, housing,…
When we go to parties, we’re responsible not only for our own safety, but also for the safety of those around us. That isn’t to…
It is becoming difficult to get through a month, or even a week, without seeing some sort of tragedy break on the front pages. Even…
In the dimly lit Lyon’s Den on Sunday, Oct. 27, students and faculty cupped mugs of coffee and tea, ate the always-popular chocolate chip cookies…