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From Our Eyes: Researching the ADL – Antisemitism, Government Collaboration, and Zionism

March 6, 2026 by Gabi Fischthal (‘26 Writing for Film and Television; History minor) | News

This edition of From Our Eyes features Gabi Fischthal (‘26 Writing for Film and Television; History minor), one of the 10 student fellows who participated in the 2026 Wilkinson Interterm Research Experience (WIRE). This intensive program prepares students to excel by building both research skills and practical experience. Fischthal traced the ADL’s history from its

From Our Eyes: Social Pressure and Political Expression A WIRE Research Project

March 6, 2026 by Drew Longley (‘27 Political Science, Psychology) | News

This edition of From Our Eyes highlights Drew Longley (‘27 Political Science, Psychology), one of ten student fellows selected for the 2026 Wilkinson Interterm Research Experience (WIRE). This immersive program equips students with the skills and hands-on experience necessary to excel in academic research. For his project, Longley placed liberal college students in a socially

From Our Eyes: Examining Interpretive Practices in Aviation Museums

March 6, 2026 by Piper Hanson (‘26 History; Creative and Cultural Industries Minor) | News

This edition of From Our Eyes features Piper Hanson (‘26 History; Creative and Cultural Industries Minor), one of the 10 student fellows who participated in the 2026 Wilkinson Interterm Research Experience (WIRE). The program provides students with the training and real-world research experience necessary to thrive in academic settings. Hansen’s project set out to understand

From Our Eyes: A Study of Ethics in Bog Body Research

February 19, 2026 by Maddi Andrews (‘28 History, Political Science; Anthropology) | News

This edition of From Our Eyes features Maddi Andrews (‘28 History, Political Science; Anthropology), one of the 10 student fellows who participated in the 2026 Wilkinson Interterm Research Experience (WIRE). This immersive program provided students with the skills and experiences necessary to excel in academic research. Andrews’s research project focused on how archaeologists and museum

From Our Eyes: Encountering the Lanzón – A Student’s Journey into Peru’s Sacred Past

February 19, 2026 by Forest Delaney ('26 Art History and Business Administration) | News

This edition of From Our Eyes features Forest Delaney (’26 Art History and Business Administration). Delaney is currently completing a senior thesis in Art History, which explores the ancient site of Chavín de Huántar (900–200 BCE) and the 15-foot stone monolith known as the Lanzón, which resides there. Through the lens of phenomenology, the research

From Proposal to Podium: Chapman Writers Recognized at CCCC

February 19, 2026 by | News

When Amber Lee (’26 Dual MA in English/MFA in Creative Writing) and Samantha Wilson (’25 MFA Creative Writing) submitted their proposal, “Motion Picture Rhetorics,” to the Conference on College Composition & Communication (CCCC), they didn’t expect their paper to be accepted. It was still in the first draft, and according to Lee, “we had a

From Our Eyes: On Beauty, Theology, and Changing the World With Dr. Susan Ross

February 13, 2026 by Selah Sanchez (’27, Creative Writing; CCI minor) | News

This edition of Wilkinson College’s Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences From Our Eyes is written by newsletter editor Selah Sanchez (’27, Creative Writing; CCI minor). Sanchez recently attended a lecture by Dr. Susan Ross, Griset Lecturer and author of For the Beauty of the Earth: Women, Sacramentality, and Justice, and reflects on how the talk

Introducing Bloomberg Connects: A New Way to Experience the Escalette Collection

February 6, 2026 by Jessica Bocinkski | News

The Escalette Collection of Art in Wilkinson College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences is excited to join a global community of more than 1,300 institutions partnering with Bloomberg Connects to enhance visitor experiences in cultural spaces worldwide. Bloomberg Connects is a free app and website that offers digital guides to museums, gardens, public art,

From Data Points to Tip Jars: Technology and the Making of Modern Life

January 27, 2026 by Sweet Lou Mader Dauk | News

What do tip jars and data systems have in common? You may think not that much, right? Well, think again. Over Interterm, Professor LL Hodges (History) taught a History and Film class, with a specific focus on technology, and how it is woven into everyday life. To showcase different aspects of the prevalence of technology,

“Spring” Into Graduation – Next Steps for Graduating Seniors Career Corner

January 26, 2026 by Ann Hoang (’27 Writing for Film & TV and Strategic & Corporate Communication) | News

The spring semester often brings a mix of excitement, pressure, and panic for graduating seniors. As graduation approaches, it can feel like everyone else has a post-grad plan figured out, while you’re still sorting through possibilities. The truth is, having a fully mapped-out 10-year plan is unrealistic, and that’s okay. Feeling uncertain doesn’t mean you’re

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