Articles filed under Wheaton College
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'Let's roll': Todd Beamer's father on the valiant fight for Flight 93
Dec 30, 2021 1:39 PM - With two words, "Let's roll," Todd Beamer rallied his fellow passengers on United Flight 93 in a revolt against al-Qaida hijackers. Twenty years later, his father, David, reflects on their courage and the faith of his son. -
Before 9/11, Jason Oswald had followed his heart to New York
Sep 10, 2021 3:29 PM - A New Yorker for just three months, Jason Oswald was working on an upper floor of the World Trade Center's north tower the morning of Sept. 11. -
Wheaton College plaque bearing offensive language to be replaced in the fall
May 24, 2021 6:24 PM - Wheaton College this fall will dedicate a new memorial plaque in honor of missionaries who were killed 65 years ago while trying to spread Christianity to Indigenous peoples in the Amazonian region of Ecuador. -
Offensive language prompts Wheaton College to revise plaque for slain missionaries
Mar 19, 2021 8:24 AM - The college has temporarily removed a plaque bearing the names of the missionaries who were killed by Indigenous people living in a remote region of Ecuador 65 years ago. -
Looking ahead to shortened CCIW women's basketball season
Jan 19, 2021 4:47 PM - A preview of the CCIW women's basketball season.
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North Central out to defend CCIW title under unusual circumstances
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Preview of the shortened CCIW women's basketball scheduleJan 19, 2021 4:47 PM - Preview of the shortened CCIW women's basketball schedule
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Previewing the 2021 CCIW men's basketball season
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2020 Marian Anderson Award winner Will Liverman to join Wheaton College's Christmas Festival concert Dec. 18
Dec 7, 2020 6:55 PM - This year, the Wheaton College Conservatory of Music will present a special Christmas Festival concert on Friday, Dec. 18. This year's concert also will feature special guest, baritone Will Liverman, Class of 2010. -
New Wheaton College study explores payday lending's impact in DuPage County
Sep 28, 2020 11:51 AM - New research by Anna Cole (Wheaton College Class of 2021) and faculty advisor Timothy Taylor, Ph.D. was published recently by the Center for Public Justice, a Christian civic education and public policy research organization based in Washington, D.C. They were recipients of The Hatfield Prize, which honors the late Senator Mark O. Hatfield, a U.S. Senator from Oregon known for integrating his Christian faith with his public policy commitments.
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