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  • PatriciaFlaherty '83

    Patricia Flaherty '83

    "...you can achieve what others think is impossible." More »
  • Peace-Social-Justice

    New minor in Peace and Social Justice

    Students pursuing Wheaton's new minor in Peace and Social Justice Studies will be encouraged to explore relevant opportunities through fieldwork, experiential learning, internships, and study abroad. More »
  • Joe posing

    Sociology degree deepens experience abroad

    When sociology major Joseph Donahue ’10 joined the Peace Corps he found his experience to be deepened by his liberal arts degree. More »
  • Professors walking

    Grant funds global perspective on violence

    Professor Yllo and Professor Torres win a prestigious grant to help them shed new light on a rarely discussed, frequently misunderstood form of intimate violence: marital rape. More »
  • Professor Karen McCormack

    McCormack comments about foreclosure on NPR

    Professor McCormack appears on NPR to discuss home foreclosure on social inequality. More »
  • Student playing soccer

    Leveling the playing field with soccer

    Alumnus Stefan Viragh ’11 takes his love for soccer to Uganda, where he works as a coach and team leader for Soccer Without Borders. More »
  • Professors Torres and Yllo to Host an International Conference on Sexual Violence

    .. funded by the Wenner-Gren Foundation, to promote the development of anthropological research and theory on kinship, gender, violence and social suffering. More »
  • Lindsay Powell

    Lindsay Powell '13 awarded Davis Fellowship

    During the summer, Lindsay Powell will write reports on proceedings of the South African Parliament for the Parliamentary Monitoring Group, a non-profit, governmental organization in Capetown, South Africa. Lindsay is a sociology major from Brooklyn, N.Y., More »
  • Joe Donahue in Morocco

    Joe Donahue '10 in Morocco

    Since I graduated from Wheaton in 2010, I have been a Peace Corps volunteer in a rural Moroccan town called Ait Oumghar. During my service, I have been working on various health and youth related projects, such as health and English classes. I am also currently working with a newly-formed women’s association in my town [...] More »
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    Iraimi Mercado ’12 wins Thomas J. Watson Fellowship

    Sociology major Iraimi Mercado ’12 will explore YMCAs around the world and learn the different building blocks of positive youth development. [...] More »