Join us for The Ladonne Heaton Schulman Endowed Lecture series’ featuring D.r Patricia Kaishian '13, a mycologist and Visiting Professor of Biology at Bard College in NY. Her research focuses on fungal taxonomy, diversity, evolution, symbiosis, and ecology.
The Wheaton College Board of Trustees are hosting a cocktail party celebrating Wheaton’s Ninth President, Michaele Whelan to gather as a community and discuss a new chapter in Wheaton’s history, Building on Tradition, Ensuring Transformation.
Join Wheaton alumni, parents and students at Fall Fest on Saturday, October 22 from 12:30-3:30 p.m. In addition to Women's Soccer hosting Clark at 1 p.m. and Men's Soccer hosting Coast Guard at 2 p.m., there will be food trucks, activities for kids and more!
The Wheaton College Board of Trustees are hosting a cocktail party celebrating Wheaton’s Ninth President, Michaele Whelan to gather as a community and discuss a new chapter in Wheaton’s history, Building on Tradition, Ensuring Transformation.
The Wheaton College Board of Trustees are hosting a cocktail party celebrating Wheaton’s Ninth President, Michaele Whelan to gather as a community and discuss the next chapter in Wheaton’s history, Building on Tradition, Ensuring Transformation.
Join the Tri-State Alumni Committee at Philomena's Bar in Brooklyn to kick-off 2023. Network and catch up with classmates and other Wheaton friends.
Join Miranda Yaver, Assistant Professor of Political Science for her upcoming lunch talk, Rationing By Inconvenience: The Scope and Impact of Health Coverage Denials in the U.S.
Join Geoff Collins, Professor of Geology and Emily Martin '06, Smithsonian National Air & Space Museum for their upcoming lunch talk, The Sands of Iceland Meet the Snow of Enceladus: The (literal) pit falls of planetary science.
Join Wheaton alumni, parents, and current students on the slopes at Wachusett Mountain on Saturday, March 4, 2023.
Join Lisa Lebduska, Professor of English, Director of College Writing, for the upcoming lunch talk, Discussing Chat GPT: Questions and Possibilities for Our Writing Futures.
