Join us for the keynote address for the Designing for a Difference series presented by Sara Hendren. Sara is a humanist in tech—an artist, design researcher, writer, and professor at Olin College of Engineering.
Dr. Ronald Crutcher, President Emeritus returns to Wheaton to celebrate the release of his recently published memoir I Had No Idea You Were Black: Navigating Race on the Road to Leadership . A leader in higher education, distinguished classical musician and accomplished administrator, Dr. Crutcher shares his talents on the cello before sitting down for an interview discussing his life as a Black leader successfully bridging America’s cultural divides and sharing his compelling story which offers many important lessons on life and leadership.
Join the Library for our Second Wikipedia Edit-a-thon! We invite you to build gender equity and make a change to the power imbalance in one of the world’s most influential […]
Join the Library for our Second Wikipedia Edit-a-thon! We invite you to build gender equity and make a change to the power imbalance in one of the world’s most influential […]
Join us for a screening of the documentary True Justice: Bryan Stevenon's Fight of Equality that focuses on Stevenson’s life and career – particularly his indictment of the U.S. criminal justice system for its role in codifying modern systemic racism.
Join multidisciplinary artist Sky Cubacub, who created Rebirth Garments in 2014. Rebirth Garment’s mission is to create gender non-conforming wearables and accessories for people on the full spectrum of gender, size and ability.
Aimi Hamraie will discuss some of the insights of Critical Access Studies that can better inform the theory and practice of accessible design.
A student-run conference at Wheaton College, MA that brings together students from various colleges, professionals from all over the world, and members of the community to think about the role of organizations in creating social impact.
Join President Whelan for a fireside chat with Mónica Guzmán to explore how we can all have conversations that bridge cultural, political, religious and ideological divides.
The ensemble, under the direction of Assistant Professor Sheila Falls, performs music from a variety of genres from around the world, including Europe, South America, Africa, and more.
