Break the Chains reaches Marion

Art Party —Students join to create art to be auctioned for the Break the Chains event.

The Dumpster Divers

Dumpster Diving—Like the students from Warren Wilson (NC) college pictured above, a group of students from Dr. Grace Ju Miller’s Environment and Society class were able to sort through more than 10 pounds of aluminum cans, food and paper around IWU’s campus.

Vaulting high

Jonathan Carder (so, Van Buren, Ind.) - Pos: Jumps

Malawi team pushes toward June trip

Traveling to one of the poorest countries in Africa, where this family calls home, six IWU students will have the opportunity to engage in several service projects.

Track season in full throttle

Sprinting to the finish – At the annual Indiana Wesleyan University Polar Bear Invitational Saturday, Rebekah Bentle (so) and teammates competed against teams from all levels of competition with programs from NAIA and all three divisions of NCAA.

Switchfoot rocks Fusion

The Christian rock band performed in IWU’s new chapel last weekend at the Fusion youth conference. |

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Apr
22

Former U.S. Senator of Indiana speaks to IWU

Today, former Sen. and Ambassador to Germany Dan Coats, will be speaking to IWU students in the Student Commons at 1:15 p.m.
Coates is running for a U.S. Senate seat again this election. According to the Vice President of College Republicans Zac Aument (fr), Coates chose to speak to IWU because he believes that it is…

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Apr
22

Student board reviews conduct

During its final meeting of the 2009-2010 academic year, the Student Government Association passed two key resolutions that will be in effect next fall.
Student development has decided it is going to implement a new Student Conduct Review Board. The new system consists of a board that reviews students’ behavior and decides what actions to take…

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Apr
22

Cultural climate evaluator visits campus

In the upcoming 2010 school year, Indiana Wesleyan University will implement numerous initiatives to improve various aspects of the campus. One of these, concerning campus diversity, became more of a reality with the visit of Cultural Climate Evaluator Dr. Pete Menjares on April 7.
Menjares, who currently serves as the associate provost of leadership diversity at…

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