Wheaton students staged a benefit concert to raise funds for relief efforts in Haiti. The idea for the show was the brainstorm of Paul Roell '11, a member of the all-male a cappella group Gentlemen Callers.

Watch the concert finale.

Kenya Bryant dove into technology during the January Technology Immersion Program. She worked all day, every day for two weeks to learn the skills that will help her land internships.

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Professor Joel Relihan's translation of Cupid and Psyche, an ancient version of the myth penned by Apulieus, has been praised for its exuberance and accessibility. Cupid's not quite as cute as he appears in holiday cards.

Get the scoop on Eros.

Amy Harmon has a few things on her to do list: write a book, run a marathon and continue learning Xhosa.

Discover where Amy fell in love.

Junior Robert Osborne discovered the intellectual excitement of philosophy during his freshman year at Wheaton. Now he looks toward advanced study of the discipline in graduate school.

For further contemplation.

Kim Miller won an NEH Fellowship to complete a book that will help to make women's contributions to fighting apartheid more visible.

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