Fourteen years into his role as president of Wheaton College, Philip Ryken is getting used to criticism.

A cohort of seven students practice expository teaching under the direction of Chaplain Wilson.

The Record asked campus historians about the truth of some popular legends.

There’s only a handful of Catholic students at Wheaton, but they see their surroundings as an opportunity for rich spiritual growth and academic flourishing.

When they’re not teaching in Blanchard Hall or Memorial Student Center, these professors spend their summers by the streams and rivers of Wisconsin, Michigan and Idaho, fly fishing.

Running all throughout the year, the Wheaton greenhouse offers colorful sanctuary to students.