Let Us Have Athletics
“On the second floor of Adams Hall, a low-ceilinged studio is lined with long wooden tables and metal stools. In the corner, a heavy print machine sits next to cabinets stuffed with art supplies; a metal rack holds drying papers. On the far wall, three rectangular windows illuminate a shiny, pale-colored, narrow-laned wood floor with the traditional black markings of a basketball court.”
Wheaton Magazine Winter 2026
Has God Forgotten Me?
Vera Xu looked back on her past with amazement. For so long she pursued a lifestyle forsaking the God she knew as a child. But in that brokenness, God had a plan to reveal His amazing grace.
BSF Blog 1/24/23
Stories from the Class of 2020
“These stories are not to say that the time of isolation and loss after Wheaton moved online was easy. Many graduates still feel the impact on their mental and spiritual health from the challenges and stress during those few months. But these stories do reveal how students found creative ways to survive and thrive during a difficult time in their lives that they could never have predicted or prepared for. “
Wheaton Magazine Winter 2023
A lifeline in a season of bitterness
“I didn’t even want to pick up God’s Word. I just didn’t know how to get through the day anymore.”
WordGo Journal, 5/5/22
Masters of Craft
“As it turns out, there is much more to the campus than meets the eye. Besides the faculty and staff with whom students interact in classes or departmental offices, there are 110 members of the Facilities Department working every day to keep the campus clean, beautiful, and comfortable.”
Wheaton Magazine Spring 2020
Meet PLN’s Leader Of The Year: Mikhaella Norwood
“We definitely want to celebrate the beauty of blackness within America, but we also want to learn about other people groups in America that may need help advocating for themselves in ways that we are advocating for ourselves,” Mikhaella explained.
Passages Israel, 10/30/21
Truth-Telling and Inquiry: How Wheaton alumni are paving the way toward responsible journalism in a polarized society
Earlier this year, Ruth Graham ’02 traveled over 1,000 miles from her home in New Hampshire to a small town in Georgia to see a Bible in a Tupperware container. At the heart of a charismatic Christian community, a man claimed to have witnessed an ongoing miracle from God—his Bible overflowing with oil.
Wheaton Magazine Winter 2020
How Do I Keep My Career Plans on Track with Coronavirus happening?
This is the moment for your ideas, your suggestions, your insights. The best question you could get right now is, “what could this company be doing better and how can you make that happen?”
Her Campus 3/19/20
17 Things Great Bloggers Do Differently
Blogger’s envy: the feeling you get when you open a blog page that somehow looks professional, has good content, makes money, and has followers.
The great bloggers seem to have this way of pulling it all together to make an amazing product that is hard to turn down.
But, here’s the thing: that could be you!
LadyBossBlogger 8/21/18
It happens here too: an overview of sexual violence at Wheaton
“There is an assumption that because we’re a Christian institution that it won’t happen, but it happens just as much here as it does anywhere else.”
The Wheaton Record 10/2/17
Bethany Lockett 