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Bisaillon '93 Named to College Football Hall of Fame

Bisaillon '93 Named to College Football Hall of Fame
Illinois Wesleyan's Chris Bisaillon '93 has been selected to the National Football Foundation College Football Hall of Fame 2012 Divisional Class.

Students, Faculty Member Join Ride Against AIDS

Students, Faculty Member Join Ride Against AIDS
Associate Professor of Music Stephen Press and four Illinois Wesleyan students will bike across America this summer to raise funds for the fight against AIDS.

Sherman '09 Wins Fulbright Grant to Teach in Turkey

Sherman '09 Wins Fulbright Grant to Teach in Turkey
Teresa Sherman '09, a Peace Corps veteran, has been awarded a Fulbright grant to teach in Turkey.

Parham '07 Performs in Broadway's Porgy and Bess

Parham '07 Performs in Broadway's Porgy and Bess
Bryonha Parham '07 is currently playing the role of Serena in the Tony-nominated Broadway revival of the classic opera, Porgy and Bess.

Students Named to Dean's List

Students Named to Dean's List
Illinois Wesleyan announced 840 students have been named to the Dean's List for the spring semester.

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For his excellence in teaching, Joseph Corsello '59 will be the sole national recipient of the 2012 Dolly Parton Chasing Rainbows Award.

PBS Newshour
Wesleyan economist Michael Seeborg discussed the benefits of the YouthBuild program for high school dropouts.

The New York Times
Professor of English James Plath, who is president of the John Updike Society, discussed the society's purchase of the author's boyhood home.

Physics Today
Wesleyan's Gabe Spalding is part of a research team that devised a sonic screwdriver, becoming the first to validate theoretical predictions of wave behavior -- with potential benefits in ultrasound surgery.

The Pantagraph
The triple helix sculpture in the new entry rotunda at the School of Art reflects the biology of creativity.

The Pantagraph
As an intern this spring for the city of Bloomington's planning and code enforcement department, Elizabeth Daniels '12 is working to catalog the city's many "street relics."

WJBC Radio
Professor of Physics Linda French discussed Saturday's biggest full moon of the year.

Orion Magazine
Sandra Steingraber '81 wields her singularly poetic prose on the ungainly issue of sand mining in the magazine's May/June issue.

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