Students Put Principles into Practice at Midwest Food Bank
This Thanksgiving, holiday meals will be provided to roughly 2,500 McLean County families in need, thanks in part to the hard work and generous spirit of Illinois Wesleyan's Profession of Social Work class.

Bloomington Tops National Survey
Bloomington, home to Illinois Wesleyan, has been named the "happiest city" in the U.S., according to Zippia's 2020 list of the 10 "Happiest Cities" in the country.

Former Titan Flourishing in Role as Air Force Major
In a Veteran's Day spotlight from Titan Athletics, 2006 National Champion and active-duty service member Melissa Harden-Peterson '06 reflects on her time at IWU. Also featured: First Lieutenant Alex Lambert '11.

Ryburn '24 Continues Education at Illinois Wesleyan
A recipient of the McLean County Scholarship Guarantee supported by the Illinois Wesleyan Associates, first-year psychology major Haven Ryburn '24 began her college career having already gained eight years of experience in the workforce.

School of Theatre Arts - Streaming Performances

Chess – available for streaming November 20, 21, and 22.
Mary Jane – available for streaming December 4, 5, and 6.

Tickets and more information at www.iwu.edu/theatre/season

Ticket prices: $5.00 for IWU faculty/staff/students; $12.00 for general admission; $15.00 for IWU family (multiple viewers on one device); or $25.00 for general admission family (multiple viewers on one device)

Titan Talks: Webinar Series

features IWU alumni who are leaders in their field, faculty with insight on their research, and staff with updates on their respective areas. The Titan Talks: Webinar Series is a lifelong learning and engagement opportunity for the Illinois Wesleyan Community.

View past Webinar recordings

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In recent highlights, Jim Ulrich '98 has a new job as Quality Assurance Coordinator at Argonne National Laboratory in Lemont, Illinois.

• Dave Varel '05 authored "The Professoriate Needs Pedigree Diversity," which the American Association of University Professors published in its Academe Blog on November 9. Varel's second book, The Scholar and the Struggle: Lawrence Reddick's Crusade for Black History and Black Power, will be published by UNC Press in December.