Haiti Benefit Concert

Artists in the Wheaton community came together to help the efforts in Haiti after its devastating earthquake. The idea was the brainstorm of Paul Roell '11, a member of the all-male a cappella group Gentlemen Callers. Paul worked closely with SGA president Gabe Amo '10 along with seniors Chris Romilly and Laura Peters to coordinate the performances.

Her story

Professor Kim Miller has won an NEH Fellowship for University Teachers to finish researching and writing a book examining visual representations of women political activists in South Africa during and after the struggle against apartheid. Her work could help restore women to historical views of the struggle.

Haiti bound

After the devastating earthquake hit Haiti, most people who lived through it are trying to get out and return home. Kara Telesmanick '02, who was working there, got out and safely returned home to New Bedford, Mass., last week. But she can't wait to go back to Haiti to help with the massive relief efforts.

Other News

• Scarred justice
  

  Filmmaker to shed light on forgotten history

• Career track
  

  Discussing the challenges and opportunities that people of color face in navigating the workplace

• Web upgrade
  

  College launches renovated web site.

• Curry for commencement
  

  NBC Today show anchor slated to deliver commencement address

• Eye of the gamer
  

  Study suggests how video games may influence visual perception.

• Plant opening
  

  Greenhouses exhibit specimen plants from around the globe.

• Oxford Bound
  

  Wheaton senior named 2010 Marshall Scholar