Wheaton's Independent Undergraduate
Academic Journal
Wheaton's Independent
Undergraduate
Academic Journal
The Pub is an independent journal, unhindered by institutional expectations, and designed to fill the spaces that other campus publications leave empty. Put simply, The Pub is by the students, for the students.
Wheaton's Independent Undergraduate
Academic Journal
Wheaton's Independent
Undergraduate
Academic Journal
The Pub is an independent journal, unhindered by institutional expectations, and designed to fill the spaces that other campus publications leave empty. Put simply, The Pub is by the students, for the students.
Latest Issues
Atlas
Contributors:
Raven Cullo, Scarlett Tule, Gillian Price, Lucy Henneker, Kate Westphal, Alani Oyola, Gabe Holton, Phoebe Jeske, Phia Spencer, Dontay M. Givens, Elise Rosenau, Madi Kim, Grace Echols, Mollie Waldrop
Vol. XXIII, Issue 2
Mirage
Contributors:
Kate Westphal, Mary Utz, Dontay M. Givens, Amari Johnson, Lucy Henneker, Phia Spencer, Ethan Hesse, Jinny Kim, Weslie Wilkin, Grant Dutro, Caroline Park, Alani Oyola, Meghan Kwong, Anneka Weicht, Ryan Shepherd, Claudia Maxson, Jude Johnson, Ethan Emerson, Rachael Burtness
Vol. XXIII, Issue 1
Et Cetera
Contributors:
Phia Spencer, Madeline Kim, Jude Johnson, Daniel Hagenbuch, Liya Diller, Sophie Smith, Bella McDonald, Scarlett Tule, Emily Nead, Emily Birks, Margaret Stiritz, Liv DeLuc, Kate Westphal, Lucy Henneker, Kara Barlow
Vol. XXII, Issue 2
Glass House
Contributors:
Shayne Bower, Sammie Shields, Dontay Givens, Mollie Waldrop, Madi Kim, Monik Flores, Valerie Halim, Natalie Nichols, Sharon Dunbar, Mattea Gernentz, Gracie Gebhard, Mary Utz, Ethan Emerson, Javian Walter, Mac Hunter, Allie Lovell, Abigail Riffell, Caroline Park
Vol. XXI, Issue 2
Recent Posts
History of The Pub
Guided by Kristen Scharold, The Pub was founded in 2006 and became the first independent academic journal on the campus of Wheaton College IL. It’s original conception was intentionally vague, according to Scharold, but aimed to challenge the social and cultural status quo through the exchange...
Preach to the Trees: A Poem
Remember being at the creek, kingfisher one? You dropped your phone in the water and got your
