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    An Era of Achievement

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    In his inaugural address, Minor Myers vowed to assist Illinois Wesleyan in its quest to “build on what is right.” During the next 14 years of his administration, he led the University into the national spotlight as a model of excellence in liberal arts education. Here are just a few of the many notable accomplishments from those years

    Star Treatment

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    With events that included a blockbuster film premiere and the annual Alumni Awards, IWU celebrated Homecoming 2011 in style

    Honored Alumni

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    Award recognition highlights Homecoming 2010 celebrations

    College internships launched Crawford’s crime-fighting career

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    David is living out that dream as a special agent with the Federal Bureau of Investigation, specializing in violent crimes and criminal enterprise

    Gruber brings health to Honduran children

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    A 1962 graduate of Illinois Wesleyan’s nursing program, Alice (Schrader) Gruber has been involved in health care for most of her life. But at the Roatan Volunteer Pediatric Clinic in Honduras, she was shocked when she found herself faced with a child with rickets

    Alumni unite to celebrate “a wonderful camaraderie”

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    This past fall, University alumni who majored in biology and chemistry shared their memories at a symposium in honor of Bruce and Norma Criley

    Asking the Big Questions

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    In their teaching and research, Illinois Wesleyan professors grapple with some of our most challenging concerns

    Learning from Performance

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    A member of the Illinois Wesleyan University faculty since 1978, Campbell was named to the School of Music’s only endowed chair, the Fern Rosetta Sherff Professor of Music, in 1998

    Campus Seen

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    In the darkroom of Jerry Hahn ’61, a classic Illinois Wesleyan era comes alive

    Stereotypes, served with a side of Freedom fries

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    The latest round of American animosity toward the French is part of a long, love–hate relationship between the two nations, writes Assistant Professor of French Scott Sheridan
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