For the first connection for IEW, students, faculty, and staff at Wheaton will meet virtually with educators and students in Honduras. Why is education important to you? Who supports you the most in your education journey? What motivates you to keep going? Stop by the Club Hub in Balfour to check out the portal and […]
Influenced by technology, education, culture, and religion in a rapidly changing world, how are youth in the Arab world conceiving of - and building - their senses of self? What are young people most concerned about, and what makes them feel hopeful? What does it mean to celebrate your identity? This connection brings Wheaton together […]
Enjoy European snacks in Chase today, and stop by the info table to learn a bit about Europe!
In the Weeds: Art and the Natural World showcases six artists who are examining the complicated relationship between humans and the environment. Many of these artists bridge art and science to bring to life processes that may otherwise elude the general public. Through seed collecting, camouflage, performance, video, and artists’ books, artists Kwang Choi, Rachel […]
From the Fine Arts Center at Colorado College to the yearly What If? Festival, to the Cottonwood Center for the Arts, the art scene in Colorado Springs is deepening, creating more community and engagement than ever. In this connection, meet artists, organizers, and teachers in Colorado. Where to you go to find community and inspiration? […]
Join the Center for Global Education and Study Abroad Peer Advisors for an info session about specific science and math-based programs recommended by Wheaton faculty!
Gifted student performers demonstrate mastery in voice, violin, cello, piano and other instruments.
Come for the food... stay to learn about the possibilities! Learn about funding support for study abroad and international fellowships and internships, and hear from Wheaton students who have recently received this funding! Sponsored by the May Fellows and presented by the Center for Global Education, Career Services, and Academic Advising.
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The Phat Police, a student-led ensemble under the direction of Assistant Professor Jeff Cashen, present a program of music selected and arranged by the members, ranging from jazz standards to blues to reggae.
Meet young women in Afghanistan over morning tea and coffee. A heroic group of young entrepreneurs there recently won a major European robotics prize, and young women coders continue to tackle major global - and local - problems, In a war-torn country where only 40% of girls attend school, teenagers are creating major innovations. How […]
