Wheaton College

Countless studies have found that reading in print is best when it comes to learning and retention. Learn more about the value of print and get a glimpse of Wheaton’s upcoming library expansion: bit.ly/4qeZjTl

The title of Wheaton’s Faithfully Forward campaign is more than a theme; it is a declaration of identity and direction. Discover the significance of the name “Faithfully Forward” here: bit.ly/4jyy6IO

Associate Professor of Art Joonhee Park has loved storytelling from a young age. “My mom was a great storyteller,” he said. Learn more about his love of storytelling and his journey to Wheaton here: bit.ly/4sVZyUJ

Amy Keating ’10 describes her work as a Regional Director of Development as a calling and a gift. “There’s a lot of ministry woven into this work.” Read more about Keating and her work at the college here: bit.ly/3L7gfvZ

Dr. Jeffrey Galbraith’s love for writing blossomed in a college classroom. Now on the other side of the classroom, he approaches teaching as a cooperative art. Learn more about his love for teaching and for literature here: bit.ly/4q3Wuo3

Susan Anderson Hunt M.A. ’24, Ph.D. ’28, who is pursuing a Ph.D. in New Testament at Wheaton, recognizes Wheaton’s distinctiveness, specifically how professors engage students as fellow academics. Discover the impact this has on her research: bit.ly/4sqRBHb

A self-proclaimed extrovert, Gracyn Oelke ’27 loves to be with people. This love has prompted her to be involved with various organizations on campus that enable her to do just that. Check out her story: bit.ly/40ZHbSw

The Richard D. House Geological Endowed Fund enabled Christian Tai ’27 to attend a geology field trip early in his time at Wheaton, which led him to add geology as a second major. Learn more about how the generosity of donors impacted his time at Wheaton: bit.ly/3N3EUlE

Check out the latest faculty news, including a list of recent publications, here: bit.ly/4aKlnAp

The First Hymn motion picture soundtrack is now streaming. Featuring Wheaton College Concert Choir & Strings, with the original Greek hymn and a powerful new choral piece with Chris Tomlin & Fielding. On Spotify: open.spotify.com/album/7Cl0xlfa… On Apple Music: music.apple.com/au/album/the-f…

Dr. James Schroeder, Assistant Professor of Physics at Wheaton College, was invited to participate as Fellows in the National Academy of Sciences’ U.S. Frontiers of Science Symposium. wheaton.edu/news/recent-ne…

The President’s Art Commission showcases art throughout campus to help enhance the spiritual and educational goals of the College. Read more about the commission here: bit.ly/4s7yamK

Jordan Benford ’26, an outside hitter for Wheaton’s volleyball team, lives her life both on and off the court with a desire to love others the way she’s experienced God’s love. Learn how she does this here: bit.ly/4pQxSz8

The beginning of fall semester may feel like a distant memory at this point. Relive highlights from that time here! bit.ly/4qmpuap

Azana Mack ’27 sees leadership in a new light thanks to serving on Orientation Committee at Wheaton. Discover how her time on campus has transformed her: bit.ly/4s3dU58

The solar panel and battery energy storage project Wheaton completed in the fall will improve energy conservation on campus and contribute to Wheaton’s commitment to sustainability. Learn more about the project here: bit.ly/48GWvbn

Wheaton is committed to sustaining the beauty and functionality of our campus community. Learn about what makes a campus beautiful to President Philip Ryken ’88 and about Wheaton’s plans for exciting changes to campus buildings. bit.ly/4qaj1PA

In his letter, Alumni Association President Jerard Woods ’12 compels alumni to consider the positive impact their generosity will have on future generations of Wheaton students. Read the letter here: bit.ly/4r04qHw

When Dr. Aubrey Buster ’09, M.A. ’11, was in high school, she wanted to be a singer. She never thought she would end up teaching the Old Testament. Discover how God brought her to Wheaton: bit.ly/4cenBsD

Sam Fleischer ’26 plans to take what he has learned at Wheaton beyond the borders of campus. “We’re living life for Christ in community,” he said. “It’s not just for Christ and his Kingdom. It’s with Christ and his Kingdom." Check out Sam's story: bit.ly/4kS9b3s