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Skidmore president kicks off lecture series on liberal arts

BywheatonwireApr 17, 2013

The future of the liberal arts has become a popular discussion recently. The rising cost of tuition, combined with decreasing family income, has forced many…

Wheaton to pilot summer academic session

BywheatonwireApr 17, 2013

Wheaton will introduce an intensive four-week summer session this year, open for enrollment to all Wheaton students, according to a recent campus-wide email from Associate…

Letter from the Editor April 17, 2013

BywheatonwireApr 17, 2013

This week, I’m going to give most of this space to Darrell Legace ’02, who wrote a letter to the editor last week. Mr. Legace…

Breaking News: Student exposed to mercury, washes chemical off in Meadows 4th floor West bathroom

BywheatonwireApr 10, 2013

Update 8:44 p.m. – Assistant News Editor Joanna Bouras wrote in a Facebook message: “A girl from a science class got mercury on her person…

Noted economist Jeffrey Miron to lead “Problems with Prohibition” talk

BywheatonwireApr 10, 2013
Noted economist Jeffrey Miron to lead “Problems with Prohibition” talk

On April 11, noted economist and scholar Jeffrey Miron will lead a group discussion about the state of America’s controversial War on Drugs. The talk,…

Club Tennis relishes first ever tournament

BywheatonwireApr 10, 2013

On March 23, the Wheaton Club Tennis team went to Harvard University for a USTA (United States Tennis Association) tennis tournament. This was the first…

In MLB, the kids are more than all-right

BywheatonwireApr 10, 2013

A strange, yet exciting phenomenon has swept Major League Baseball over the past few years. Suddenly, the superstars I grew up worshiping are aging, becoming…

Alumni showcased on Wheaton home page

BywheatonwireApr 10, 2013

 A collection of interviews and information from Wheaton alumni regarding their accomplishments and journeys post graduation, The Launch is the newest aspect of the Wheaton…

WIIH underscores the virtues of Wheaton’s Liberal Arts education

BywheatonwireApr 10, 2013

Many students, as well as parents, are won­dering what will become of the Liberal Arts degree. Some are questioning if the benefits of a liberal…

Letter from the Editor April 10, 2013

BywheatonwireApr 10, 2013

For the longest time, I never really knew what it felt like to lose an idol. My list of inspirational figures is fairly short: Robert…

Stripped exposes the realities of Wheaton student life

BywheatonwireApr 10, 2013

As Wheaton works towards building a stronger community, it is crucial to give people the opportunity to tell their stories, and most importantly, to listen.…

The Basement Benefit brings great music for charity

BywheatonwireApr 10, 2013

On March 30, Wheaton College hosted the Basement Benefit, a concert and fundraiser designed to bring live music to campus while raising money for Relay…

Lecture highlights fashion and masculinity in Renaissance art

BywheatonwireApr 10, 2013

On Thurs., March 28, students, fac­ulty and members of the Wheaton Friends of Arts came to Ellison Lecture for the fifth annual Mary L. Heu­ser…

Techpath lecture series reveals link between technology and liberal arts

BywheatonwireApr 10, 2013

Mon., April 1 marked the first of a lecture series entitled Techpaths, an initiative founded by Library and Information Services (LIS) to showcase the connections…

Smooth operator: how to make delicious smoothies

BywheatonwireApr 10, 2013

Do you ever want to eat something that is healthy, delicious and easy to prepare? Invest in a blender and try making your own delicious…

Spring Weekend 2013: Into the Wild

BywheatonwireApr 10, 2013

Spring Weekend is going INTO THE WILD. Get ready to unleash your inner animal for the wildest three days you’ve yet to see. The GrooveBoston…