Wheaton College
Wheaton College is a Christian, residential liberal arts college and graduate school in Wheaton, Illinois. The Protestant college was founded by evangelical abolitionists in 1860. Wheaton College was a stop on the Underground Railroad and graduated one of Illinois' first African-American college graduates.
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Dan Coats
Former Director of National Intelligence of the United States
Tim Walberg
United States Representative
Dennis Hastert
Former Speaker of the United States House of Representatives
Philip Ryken
President of Wheaton College
Elisabeth Elliot
Author
Ed McCully
Missionary
Max De Pree
American businessman
Cathleen Falsani
American journalist
Jeffrey Nordling
American actor
Josh McDowell
Evangelist
Michael Gerson
Columnist
Carl F. H. Henry
American theologian
John H. Walton
Professor
Mark Noll
American historian
John Ortberg
American author
Norman Geisler
Philosopher
Mimi Alford
Gary Chapman
American author
Sean McDowell
Author
Lewis Sperry Chafer
American theologian
Jeanne Murray Walker
American poet
John Wesley Powell
Former Director of the United States Geological Survey
Joan Lefkow
Former Judge of the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois
Paul B. Henry
Professor
Richard Hess
Sculptor
Richard Longenecker
Author
Nathan O. Hatch
President of Wake Forest University
Robie H. Harris
American author
Andy Studebaker
American football linebacker
Harold Lindsell
Author
Dawn Wright
American geographer
Christian Magoon
American author
Bill Gothard
American minister
Lanny D. Schmidt
American chemist
Marilyn Hall Patel
Former Judge of the United States District Court for the Northern District of California
Ruth Padilla DeBorst
Theologian
Randy Pfund
American basketball coach
Marshall Hollingsworth
American soccer player
Lance Kinzer
American legislator
Bob Ralston
American pianist
Douglas Yeo
Music pedagogue
Michael Detlefsen
Philosopher
Denise Jefferson
Dancer
Dan Coates
Emily Susan Hartwell
Missionary
Dan Antoniuk
American soccer player
John Piper
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