Five new trustees were elected to the Illinois Wesleyan Board of Trustees at its May meeting. Joining the Board in 2026 will ...

Each spring, rather than head to sunny beaches for their mid-semester break from classes, a group of Illinois Wesleyan ...

Leave Out the Tragic Parts: A Grandfather's Search for a Boy Lost to Addiction by Dave Kindred ’63 is available beginning Feb. 2. Jan. 28, 2021 BLOOMINGTON, Ill. — From National Hall of Fame sports ...

Associates President Andy Shirk delivering a message to those gathered for the IWU Associates' Bourbon & Champagne event. BLOOMINGTON, Ill. — On a May evening, community leaders, alumni and friends of ...

Students from left to right: Joanna Steven, Neveah Porter, Alex Avalos, Emma Kudelka, and Cristina Chagolla. Also pictured: Deborah Halperin, Director of Center for Engaged Learning, far right and ...

A 2026 graduate, Wanda Lindquist's research spans investigations of the Gouy phase shift, angular Doppler effect, photon bunching (a phenomenon in quantum optics), optical cloaking, and optical ...

Prosper Luvunzu '27, right, is among 26 rising senior artists from colleges and universities across the country accepted for a six-week residency with the Yale Norfolk School of Art. BLOOMINGTON, Ill.

Illinois Wesleyan University announced the Dean's List for the spring semester of the 2025-26 academic year, which consisted of 883 students from 29 states and 18 countries.

Wanda Lindquist '26 conducts research in a quantum lab at Illinois Wesleyan University. BLOOMINGTON, Ill. – Illinois Wesleyan University today announced the creation of the Fisher Center for ...

Annabelle Kwarten ‘28 (left) and Ashley Oiler ‘29 (right) have been chosen as Beckman Scholars. Each student is awarded a stipend along with a budget for research supplies and additional travel ...

Approximately 338 graduating Titans and their friends and family heard from commencement speaker IWU Trustee Colleen Kannaday, who challenged graduates to "believe in yourself, practice resilience, ...

Representatives from Bloomington non-profit organization For a Better Tomorrow present President Sheahon Zenger with $7,500 in scholarships funds raised by the annual STEAM Olympics hosted on campus.