Wheaton Experts Blog

Dr. Margaret DuPlissis Diddams ’83 is the provost of Wheaton College. In this Wheaton Experts post, she discusses the relationship between leadership and humility.

As Black History Month draws to a close, Dr. Johann Buis wrote this Wheaton Experts post, which reflects on the qualities of Black music in America and its enduring impact.

John William Trotter serves as an associate professor of music at Wheaton College and was recently awarded the Leland Ryken Award for Teaching Excellence in the Humanities. In this Wheaton Experts blog, he shares how important the ability to improvise is in music and our daily lives.

This fall, students participating the Urban Track of Wheaton Passage and in Wheaton in Chicago will move into the Woodlawn neighborhood of Chicago for the first time. Here, Dr. Noah Toly '99, M.A. '12 shares his expertise on cities and urban engagement.

In this #WheatonExperts post, former United States Attorney in New Mexico Captain David Iglesias calls for compassion and common sense in immigration policy.

Wheaton College professors from three disciplines—education, history, and psychology—comment on the cultural impact of the decision following Linda Brown Thompson's death.

Wheaton College Associate Lecturer of Music Leonardo Altino meditates on the first of Bach's cello suites.

In this Wheaton Experts post, Dr. Amy Peeler discusses how God's humility is displayed through His familial relationships.

Dr. Jerry Root gives a Valentine's Day sermon on the perfect love of God.

Wheaton College Marriage and Family Therapist Dr. David Van Dyke shares his insights.

Eckert's new book discusses the way strong leadership can transform student outcomes.

Dr. Tracy McKenzie writes about how to think Christianly about the passage of time.