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A momentous occasion
that takes an entire weekend
It starts with Senior Week, includes a host of traditions, families and friends, hundreds of alums and big fun.The main event | The weekend agenda
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Free funding
for student “start-ups”Our idea: give students stipends to explore whatever interests them. Work on a political campaign? Join an archeological dig? Write web content for a fashion designer? Sure. With resources like Wheaton Fellows and Davis International Fellows programs, the Filene Center provides the advice and funds for more than 200 internships. It’s like having angel investors behind you even before you graduate. And the only thing they expect in return is your enlightenment.
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A quick dash
To a few of our favorite places at WheatonWe love to brag about our location, halfway between Boston and Providence (both great cities, by the way). But Wheaton is beautiful, in its own right. The campus design owes a lot to renowned architect Ralph Adams Cram, who also designed a few other colleges you might have heard of, like West Point and Princeton.
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Jane Gelb
investigates a career in business and social change.
Zachary Agush
makes plans for his political future.
Sedra Davis ’14
examines ways to improve health care.
Adam Goldberg
looks for ways to promote peace in regions roiled by conflict.
Leah-Perle Bloomenstein
tracks a path to Russia with a Fulbright award.
David Perelman
pursues his passion for special needs advocacy as a May Institute intern.
International Interns
Nine Wheaton students win Davis International Fellows awards to support research projects and internship experiences abroad this summer. More...
Support for college tops $100 million! It's a record and a philanthropic first for Wheaton. Go Beyond »
- May 22 All Staff Meeting Posted by Staff Council
- Understanding The New Federal Verification Process Posted by Student Financial Services
- June CORE Posted by Marshall Center for Intercultural Learning
- Senior nabs research assistantship Posted by Career Services
- Jane Gelb Posted by Hispanic Studies
- Tina Shahgholi Posted by Psychology
- Claudia D’Adamo ’13 Posted by Computer Science
- Adin Lenchner ’12 Posted by Political Science
- Lauren Cardarelli Posted by Psychology
- Kathryn Mason ’14 Posted by Psychology