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| The "Triple Helix" sculpture graces the rotunda entrance of Ames School of Art at Illinois Wesleyan University, Bloomington. |
Creativity Flourishes on Campus
March 21, 2012
For The Pantagraph Annual Report
We recently held a special ceremony during the winter meeting of our board of trustees to honor Bloomington's own Flo Armstrong, class of 1943, for a very special gift she made to Illinois Wesleyan. The gift made in her name and that of her late husband, Vic, brought a dramatic piece of glass sculpture to the recently completed rotunda entry of the Ames School of Art.
This glass sculpture, by Arizona artist Lyle London, literally lights up the Eckley Quadrangle and is a stunning reminder to everyone that art is alive and well at Illinois Wesleyan. If you have not visited campus recently, we hope you'll come to see this new sculpture, especially at night, and the many other changes that have taken place recently thanks to our generous alumni and friends.
Previous Remarks
> April 10, 2012: Special Report
> March 21, 2012: For The Pantagraph Annual Report
> March 21, 2012: Special Report to the Campus Community
> March 12, 2011: For The Pantagraph Annual Report
> February 20, 2012: Tuition and Fees 2012-13
> February 28, 2011: Tuition and Fees 2011-12
> February 23, 2011: Founders' Day Convocation
> December 3, 2010: Campus Update to Faculty and Staff
> October 29, 2010: Message to Faculty and Staff
> October 23, 2010: Dedication of Lincoln-Fell-Davis Statue in Bloomington
> August 20, 2010: Faculty and Staff Breakfast
> February 17, 2010: Founders' Day
> May 13, 2009: Transforming Lives Campaign Kickoff
> June 20, 2009: Experience IWU: Parent Orientation
> May 3, 2009: Commencement Welcome
> March 9, 2009: Tuition and Fees for 2009-10
> February 23, 2008: Admissions Open House
> February 19, 2008: Founders' Day
> February 15, 2008: Response to the Shootings at Northern Illinois University
> From the President's Desk: Letters from the Illinois Wesleyan University Magazine:
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> Archive of President Richard F. Wilson's Remarks & Messages, 2004-2007