Leonora Owsley - A Prayer for Friends
Never had I met students who paid for my ice cream at midnight, or who woke up several hours early so I would have company at breakfast. Read More
Never had I met students who paid for my ice cream at midnight, or who woke up several hours early so I would have company at breakfast. Read More
Its proximity to Chicago was particularly meaningful to me once I joined a volunteer group that regularly distributed clothing to the homeless population there. Read More
Being an international student, my home is not where I’m studying, but I found my home with my friends, who gave me a sense of belonging and became my American family. Read More
Relationships are a key part of transitioning to college. Your floormates have the potential to become your extended family. Read More
As the semester ended, I knew two things: I loved studying psychology, but I wasn’t sure if I wanted to pursue a career in it. Read More
The admissions team took time to understand the needs of my family and me and made it clear they wanted to do everything in their ability to meet us where we were at. Read More
People were interested in learning about me, and I wanted to know them. Read More
Since transferring to Wheaton, I have advanced my performance on the French horn through challenging classes and stimulating lessons. I love being part of this open and inviting community of people who love and honor God! Read More
I wasn’t expecting it, but the 47 other Wheaton students joining me on this journey were one of the most impactful parts of my time abroad. Read More
As a Freshman at Wheaton, I found Sunday mornings were a natural way to meet friends. Read More
I chose Wheaton because I desired a spiritual community; I wanted friends to fellowship with and a mentor to guide me. Read More
One perk of campus being next to downtown Wheaton is that you get the best of both worlds: you get to live in a cute, suburban town, and you are also a 40-minute train ride from Downtown Chicago. Read More
It helped that everyone had the same values--we all love and fear God. Read More
The cross-cultural conversations at MuKappa and music performances at Women’s Chorale helped me appreciate serving among a diverse but united body of believers. Read More
Together, new and returning students formed study group chats, kept one another accountable for coursework, asked each other questions, and simply gave each other emotional support. Read More