Campus Weekly

Campus Weekly

Feb. 20, 2017
We hope you enjoy this edition of our campus newsletter, sharing important happenings at Illinois Wesleyan University and news about the Titan community.

Campus News

5th Annual Human Rights Undergraduate Research Workshop
The Center for Human Rights and Social Justice will host a student research workshop Feb. 24-26 with a theme of Women's Power: Women's Justice. Keynote remarks will address "White Talk, Social Justice, and Ignorance."

School of Theatre Arts to Present The Crucible
Arthur Miller's classic The Crucible, a dramatized account of the Salem witch trials, will be performed Feb. 21-26 at the Jerome Mirza Theatre in McPherson Hall.

Concerto-Aria Concert to Feature Student Soloists
Seven student winners of the Concerto-Aria competition will perform at the Illinois Wesleyan Symphony Orchestra's annual Henry Charles Memorial Concerto-Aria Concert on Feb. 24.

Art Exhibits Feature Works by Higgins, Conger
Exhibits by master printer Jonathan Higgins and painter, sculptor, and poet Bill Conger will be on display in the Merwin and Wakeley Galleries Feb. 27-March 30.

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Titan Athletics

The women's lacrosse team defeated Berry College at Mason Field in Memphis, Tenn., on Sunday, Feb. 19, while the men's lacrosse team fell in their season opener against Aurora University on Saturday, Feb. 18.

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Titans In The News

The Pantagraph

Mona Hanna-Attisha, the pediatrician who sounded the alarm about the Flint water crisis, issued a challenge to speak out against injustices as she addressed Illinois Wesleyan's Founders' Day Convocation.

Chicago Tribune

Rebecca Guio '87 has joined the Geneva primary care practice of Algimantas S. Kerpe as a nurse practitioner.

Chicago Eater

Meg Galus '00 is a semifinalist for a James Beard Award for outstanding pastry chef for her work at Boka, a highlight among Chicago nominees.

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