Colleges and universities

IWU Orchestra to perform at Chichén Itzá

IWU Orchestra to perform at Chichén Itzá

The Indiana Wesleyan University Orchestra has been invited by OperaMaya to perform at the fifth annual OperaMaya International Music Festival in Mexico this summer.

Wesleyans in the news

Wesleyans in the news

Lee Rickman is remembered by his father during a video interview, the photo of a Kansas police officer doing a good deed goes viral, and shooting victim DePayne Doctor is remembered fondly, and more.

Wesleyans in the news

Wesleyans in the news

Houghton business students score above average on national exam, SWU recognized by city officials, IWU grad will film documentary on human trafficking, OKWU founding family honored, and more.

OKWU soccer signs 12-year-old Mason Green

OKWU soccer signs 12-year-old Mason Green

OKWU men’s soccer recently signed a new recruit, one who is already loved by the team and coaching staff. Mason Green, 12, is fighting brain cancer, and the team added him to the roster.

Wesleyans in the news

Wesleyans in the news

South Dakota church begins Stephen Ministry, husband wife pastor duo welcoming Winnipeg’s strangers, Houghton College creates solar array, and more.

Professors receive largest NSF grant in IWU history

Professors receive largest NSF grant in IWU history

The National Science Foundation awarded the largest NSF grant in Indiana Wesleyan University’s history. The grant will impact IWU in academics relating to physics, chemistry, and biology.

Houghton bio-dome hoax garners national attention

Houghton bio-dome hoax garners national attention

​Houghton College’s April Fools announcement of plans to build a bio-dome over the campus created quite a media buzz. Buffalo.com and Blog.Case.org ranked the story as one of the best jokes in 2015.

IWU’s FUSION draws over 3,600 students

IWU’s FUSION draws over 3,600 students

More than 3,600 high school students gathered at Indiana Wesleyan University for a weekend of seminars, leadership training, and other activities. Many students encounter life change at Fusion.