Since transferring to Wheaton, soccer player Craig Rusin ’28 has been blessed by the depth of the friendships he has developed. Read Craig’s story here: bit.ly/4pTXyeQ
Returning to Wheaton to perform was meaningful for acclaimed baritone Will Liverman ’10 and pianist Jonathan King ’10, who performed an Artist Series concert in February. Learn more about the memorable night here: bit.ly/4w9fTq1
Congratulations to Wheaton College Art Professor Jeremy Botts and his former student Jeffrey Swider-Peltz for their 272-foot-long mural about City of Wheaton’s history. It was unveiled in a ceremony this past Saturday. Read more about their project: wheaton.edu/news/recent-news…
You've read The Lord of the Rings, but did you catch this?
Dr. Phil Ryken joins the George Fox Talks podcast to explore Christian themes in The Lord of the Rings.
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Wheaton College is mourning the loss of Tomassino “Tommy” Offer, a freshman on the Thunder baseball team, who died in an accident in downtown Wheaton on Oct. 11. Please pray for his family, friends, teachers, floormates, and teammates. 2 Cor. 1:3-4
athletics.wheaton.edu/news/2…
Spring 2026 was filled with many memorable moments! Relive highlights from the semester here: bit.ly/4x1td0u
This spring, HoneyRock, Wheaton College’s Center for Leadership Development, celebrated its 75th anniversary! Learn more about the anniversary here: bit.ly/4vvZvPU
As Josh Okerman ’07 begins his role as Wheaton’s new Chief Alumni Officer, Wheaton magazine asked him a few questions about himself and his new position. Check out the interview here: bit.ly/3Vl3bHY
What traditions make Wheaton feel like home?
Students, alumni, and staff share their favorites in this special panel discussion. Watch the full conversation on our YouTube channel — link below. 🧡🎓
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Listen to Esau McCaulley, Ph.D, New Testament and Public Theology Professor, share the story of the most difficult eulogy of his pastoral career at the Toronto International Festival of Authors, featured on The Moth Radio Hour.
His story begins at 35:51.
themoth.org/stories/episodes…
In honor of a lifetime of service and participation in the work of God at Wheaton College, the Wheaton College Alumni Association is pleased to honor Dr. David Gieser ’71 with the 2026 Distinguished Service to Alma Mater Award. Learn more about Dr. Gieser: bit.ly/47hJXWk
U.S. News & World Report ranks Wheaton College among the nation’s leading liberal arts colleges for 2027, affirming the value of Wheaton College’s Christ-centered liberal arts education. Learn about Wheaton’s specific rankings here: bit.ly/3TMAUtq
Our Graduate School Welcome Back BBQ was a great way to kick off the semester! 🎉 Yard games, good food, and even better community. Here's to a great year ahead!
Wheaton welcomed over 600 alumni and guests for Alumni Weekend in May! Check out some moments from the weekend below and see more photos here: bit.ly/4ySKQ3u
Introducing this year’s Core Book: Breaking Bread with the Dead: A Reader’s Guide to a More Tranquil Mind by Dr. Alan Jacobs. Join the Wheaton College community in reading, discussing, and learning from Breaking Bread with the Dead. Learn more here: bit.ly/4dsMaSi
Each year, the Alumni Association’s Board of Directors awards financial and nonfinancial grants and awards to faculty, students, and alumni. Congratulations to all of this year’s recipients! You can browse the complete list here: bit.ly/4iw7tWB
During her first week on campus, Karina Adamovicz ’27 prayed for opportunities to serve at Wheaton. God has provided her with many opportunities to do just that. Read Karina’s story: bit.ly/3UKokv3
For football player Chandler Bryant ’29, the emphasis on faith at Wheaton has been a gift. Learn more about Chandler and other athletes who will be impacted by the upcoming athletics facilities renovations here: bit.ly/46q0JSY
This summer, Associate Professor of Art Jeremy Botts and Jeffrey Swider-Peltz ’18 co-designed and painted a mural for the City of Wheaton celebrating the 250th anniversary of the United States. They invited three alumni to help paint it. Learn more here: bit.ly/4yBnK15
This year, Wheaton’s Human Needs and Global Resources program celebrates its 50th anniversary and its 1000th intern! The program has organized a series of events to celebrate these milestones, the first of which is on Thursday, September 17. Learn more: bit.ly/4gPG5Sc































