You have walked this campus a million times.
You know every inch like the back of your hand.
Or, do you? Test yourself.
Here are some architectural details of buildings that you should be familiar with.
You have walked this campus a million times.
You know every inch like the back of your hand.
Or, do you? Test yourself.
Here are some architectural details of buildings that you should be familiar with.
$36,118,382 committed to expanding and enhancing science facilities through the Mars Center for Science and Technology.
Goal: $35 million
Student scholarships:
Diana Buckhantz ’72 can play many roles and she has: actress, film producer, public relations consultant, advocate for social justice at home and abroad, philanthropist and Broadway producer, to name a few.
She credits her Wheaton education with helping her develop the range to succeed in a variety of careers, and it’s what has inspired her to support student scholarships at the college today.
Growing up in New York City, Buckhantz says that her lifelong love of the theater found expression at Wheaton. “Theater is just a huge love in my life. I was an actress and I spent a lot of my time at Wheaton down in the experimental theater,” she said. “I loved it.”
Students who receive scholarship support know firsthand the impact that philanthropy can have on the lives of others. They live it. Several student recently talked about what scholarships awards mean to them and how Wheaton is changing their lives.
Read their story and view their video:

Mary Mallon Nyman was featured in the March newsletter of the Cradle Foundation, a … More »

In his 39 years at Wheaton, Professor of Biology Edmund Tong has developed innovative … More »

Freshman year, I needed a gym class. I’d done gymnastics, but Wheaton didn’t offer … More »

The Quarterly recently caught up with Trustee Margaret ”Maggie” Dunn Smith ’73, the … More »
