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2019 Chorale and Wind Ensemble Spring Break Tours

Posted on: March 1, 2019 /
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Every year Indiana Wesleyan University’s Chorale and Wind Ensemble each take an extended tour during the University’s Spring Semester. While both ministry groups spend several weekends every semester touring different parts of the Midwest, the Spring Break tour is a time when they travel across the nation. With past tours locations being Florida, California and

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An IWU Legacy: 2018 School Counselor of the Year – Lauren Alspaugh

Posted on: February 25, 2019 /
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By: Kendra Housel Lauren Alspaugh and her husband Shawn have already begun talking with their three children, all below the age of seven, about college; specifically, they both have begun attempting to recruit the children to attend their alma mater. For Lauren, that means talking with them about, Indiana Wesleyan University, where she earned both

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A Spotlight Day was all it Took: Chloe Tatom

Posted on: February 22, 2019 /
Categories: Student Story

By: Kendra Housel When junior nursing major Chloe Tatom began her college search, she was not looking at Indiana Wesleyan University. IWU was the school she saw simply as her father’s alma mater, where he had gotten his bachelors through the adult program some years prior. Tatom was looking into a number of other schools

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They’ll Know We Are Christians By Our Love

Posted on: February 5, 2019 /
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By: Noelle Beans — Perform well in nursing school. Work in Residence Life (aka run an entire women’s dorm). Maintain relationships. Figure out where the Lord is calling you. These were challenges that Emily Miller, a 2017 Indiana Wesleyan University (IWU) graduate, conquered. But her initial battle came in deciding where to go to college.

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Quite the Journey: Mauleen Ndlovu

Posted on: January 31, 2019 /
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By: Dezaray Barr — Mauleen Ndlovu, an IWU student, spoke at this year’s Indiana Wesleyan University Scholarship Luncheon in October, and her story is one that continues to impact our community. Her full name is Gugulethu Mauleen Ndlovu. Gugulethu means “our precious one,” and Ndlovu translates to “elephant”. “Now that you know the meaning of

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2018 IWU Alumni World Changer: Dr. Marvin Hinds

Posted on: December 11, 2018 /
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By: Dezaray Barr — What do Indiana Wesleyan University’s nursing program, the United States Air Force and the defibrillator have in common? Dr. Marvin Hinds. Dr. Hinds is Indiana Wesleyan University’s 2018 Alumni World Changer. He was also a recipient of IWU’s 1988 Outstanding Achievement Award and IWU’s 1990 Distinguished Senior Alumnus. But you would

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Giving Back: Psychology in Adoption

Posted on: December 5, 2018 /
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By: Noelle Beans — The Karyn Purvis Institute of Child Development at Texas Christian University strives to help children who suffer from the effects of early trauma, abuse or neglect. The institute accomplishes this by researching these children’s needs to help them overcome challenges – social, behavioral and emotional. As a sibling to seven adopted

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Multiplying Good with Generous Coffee

Posted on: November 27, 2018 /
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By: Dezaray Barr On most Monday nights, you can walk into any girls dorm on Indiana Wesleyan University’s (IWU) campus and find a pod of young women giggling at the TV or scrolling through their phone during commercials. What’s so special about Monday nights? The Bachelor or The Bachelorette, of course! While IWU students may

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Thanks to Fusion, He Only Filled Out One Application: Zach McConnell

Posted on: November 24, 2018 /
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By: Kendra Housel — Most seniors in high school spend months and months hunched over their computer, filling out application after application, writing essay upon essay about how something less-than-inspiring completely changed their lives, hoping to get accepted to a university. It is an exhausting, often painstaking process filled with lots of uncertainty and often

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