Every article The Wheaton Wire has published.
My friend got pneumonia two weeks before graduation. And you know what? It really sucked. She was achey, tired, and got the chills. But did it stop her from graduating? No.…
Public Safety hired Officer Nichole McNeil and Officer Christine Verdolino, making them the only female Public Safety Officers in uniform within the campus. An officer…
Scott O’Rourke starts each morning going out for a walk with a 3 year old german shepherd he’s fostering. O’Rourke said, “Just to see the…
In the midst of Latinx Heritage Month, the Queer and Trans People of Color (QTPOC) club has begun to make its first impressions on Wheaton’s…
On Sunday, presidential candidate Jill Stein spoke about her goal to ignite a new political revolution to a packed Hindle Auditorium. Fielding questions on ISIS,…
Wheaton College has never been greener, but there is still room to grow. With the new LEED Silver certification of Chase, in addition to the…
Most Wheaton students will remember their first dorm room and their first college roommate. Because they are a focal point of the first year living…
Starting September 21, Wheaton Athletics will be offering five group exercise courses available to all students. These courses were proposed by Judy Allen, Assistant Director for Club…
Wheaton College has taken a big step in the direction of inclusion recently, and you can find it in the Madeleine Clark Wallace Library. Past the…
My experience from studying abroad for a year in two different countries: As I’m getting ready to go back to the United States and face…
The newfound Wheaton parody play, “A GATRA Named Desire,” debuted in the Lyon’s Den this past Thursday. The reading caused the Den to reach maximum…
A recent debate with one of my friends challenged my own conceptions on patriotism. Patriotism, if we refer ourselves to a more dictionary definition, is…
It has certainly been a year about blackness*. Whether people are discussing the dehumanization of the black body in America or the rise of the…
As the year winds down and graduating seniors begin to make plans for their lives after Wheaton, some of those seniors are planning to use…
Especially today, the media plays a prominent role in US politics, and never is it more prevalent than during an election year. In order to…
Since 1983, the Violence Against Women sociology/ anthropology/ women’s studies course has coordinated the annual Violence Against Women Symposium. This year, the weeklong event beginning…