Spring 2005
The online edition of Illinois Wesleyan University Magazine contains links to feature stories and other highlights from our most recent issue.
Our Spring 2005 cover, shown above, features images of a research voyage to Antarctica
that included two University biologists.
Feature Stories Two Illinois Wesleyan scientists traveled to Antarctica in search of life. What they found surprised even them. * WEB EXTRA: To see a slideshow of photo highlights of the Antarctic research trip, click here |
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Persecuted in Cameroon for speaking his mind, E. Tatah Mentan finds refuge as Illinois Wesleyan’s first “Scholar at Risk.” |
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Shining examples
The University’s Merwin Gallery exhibit of kiln-glass reveals the luminous beauty and startling potential of an emerging art form. |
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Running uphill
Political Science Professor Tari Renner reflects on his recent campaign to unseat a veteran incumbent for Congress. |
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Department Highlights From our "Student Life" section: Extracurriculars span a range of activities, from climbing rocks to cooking veggies. From our "Behind the Scenes" section: To get back in action, injured Illinois Wesleyan athletes count on Bill Kauth. From our "Commentary" section: A student’s award-winning essay argues that religious tolerance is a two-way street. |
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IWU Magazine staff: Tim Obermiller, Editor; Gary Schwartz, Graphics Editor
IWU Magazine Web site editor: Tim Obermiller
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