World Christian Fellowship (WCF), a missions-focused club at Wheaton, hosted an event on the evening of Oct. 11, with plans to feature testimonies from Wheaton student-athletes. Following Offer’s ...

The Republican nominee emphasizes support for people with disabilities, cooperation across party lines and connections ...

Senior English major Madeline Mote held a Taizé worship night after studying the tradition at its birthplace in France.

James Beitler, director of the Wade Center and professor of English at Wheaton College, introduced Sutphin and Chandler. He said the Wade Center is about the faculty of imagination, and does not just ...

In August 2025, Matt Sharp, a seven-year resident of Wheaton, was coaching a flag football practice one evening when he mentioned the need for a coffee shop at the College Avenue train station. Sharp ...

New data from Wheaton’s institutional research office shows a slight decline in total enrollment over the past six academic years. According to the official dataset, total enrollment has dropped 1.55% ...

Three panelists discussed the power of music in troubling times.

Fischer Hall residents turned the ongoing construction surrounding their residence hall into the theme of the hall’s first event of the year, the Fischer Construction Bash, held Saturday, Sept. 19.

As a former chair of World Christian Fellowship (WCF) in the mid-2000s, I watched Monday’s WCF chapel with gladness, praising God for the news of a tribal people hearing the gospel and experiencing ...

For over 60 years, the independent organization behind local missionary furlough homes has helped families returning from the mission field for long or short stays stateside. After serving in China as ...

Students at Wheaton who identify as gender minorities discuss their experiences on a campus where expressions of that identity are a touchy topic. Editor’s Note: The Community Covenant, which all ...

In a letter to the college, Wheaton alumni describe a mission drift and outline their desired priorities for the institution. Graphic by Kristen Baurain. Last weekend, “concerned alumni” wrote a ...