COVID-19 has sent us off campus this semester, ended our sports seasons, and forced us to “socially distance,” but it can’t quell our Wheaton College spirit. Keep reading for stories of how God is using our community’s experts, helpers, multi-taskers, inspirers, and more, to keep moving forward For Christ and His Kingdom.
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Latest Stories from Wheaton
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COVID19 Profiles
The Educators
Meet the Wheaton professors who are approaching pedagogy differently as a result of COVID-19.
The Experts
Wheaton faculty experts speak into the situation.
The Helpers
Wheaton staff and faculty who are helping students while staying six feet apart.
The Inspirers
Stories of how the Wheaton Community is offering light and hope in the storm.
The Multi-Taskers
Stories of how Wheaton’s faculty and staff are balancing extra demands on work and home life
The Alumni
Wheaton alumni are stepping up to serve and encourage during this challenging season.
In response to the COVID-19 crisis, the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES) was signed into law by the President on March 27, 2020. It has many significant provisions that affect individuals, charities, and businesses. Read the important points that may affect Wheaton supporters and their charitable giving plans in 2020.
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The Wheaton College Women's Chorale created this hauntingly beautiful performance of Calm the Tempests of My Heart, which is composed by Elizabeth Alexander and based on a poem by Søren Kirkegaard.
Wheaton faculty and staff (and their families and pets) recorded video greetings of encouragement for our students over Easter weekend.
Dr. Watson is Dean & Professor of Psychology, Counseling, and Family Therapy at Wheaton College.
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