MARION, Ind. — (July 8, 2025) Indiana Wesleyan University (IWU) has appointed Thomas Sanders as its new vice president for information technology and chief information officer, effective yesterday, Monday, July 7. “We are thrilled to welcome Thomas Sanders to Indiana Wesleyan University,” said Tod Dalberg, executive vice president and chief innovation
MARION, Ind. (July 1, 2025) — Indiana Wesleyan University (IWU) has named David H. Davies as its new vice president for academic affairs and chief academic officer, effective August 1. Davies currently serves as provost at Houghton University, a fellow Wesleyan institution in New York. In his new role, Davies will
MARION, Ind. (May 30, 2025) — Yamil Acevedo, executive vice president of Wesley Seminary, has released his first book, “Faithful Inheritances,” which examines the intersection of theology and cultural studies. The book offers insight into how belief, heritage and belonging converge, particularly within the second-generation Latino experience. “This book is for
The Indiana Supreme Court will travel to Indiana Wesleyan University in Grant County on Thursday, April 10. The Court will hold a consolidated oral argument in Kaur v. Amazon, Inc. (23A-CT-2059) and Oukbu v. Amazon, Inc. (24S-CT-254), premises liability cases concerning what duty a landowner has to ensure the safety
A crisis management plan outlines strategies to reduce harm, restore operations, and ensure clear communication. Proactive planning with defined roles, communication channels, and regular reviews is key to sustaining business continuity and building trust.
MARION, Ind. (July 8, 2025) — A new publication on ethical leadership in education brings together alumni and faculty from Indiana Wesleyan University. Co-edited by IWU alumni Aaron Perry and Jack Pladdys, “Crossroads in Classrooms: Essays at the Intersection of Ethics, Leadership Education, and the Christian Faith” explores how ethics can
MARION, Ind. — (July 8, 2025) Indiana Wesleyan University (IWU) has appointed Thomas Sanders as its new vice president for information technology and chief information officer, effective yesterday, Monday, July 7. “We are thrilled to welcome Thomas Sanders to Indiana Wesleyan University,” said Tod Dalberg, executive vice president and chief innovation
MARION, Ind. (July 1, 2025) — Indiana Wesleyan University (IWU) has named David H. Davies as its new vice president for academic affairs and chief academic officer, effective August 1. Davies currently serves as provost at Houghton University, a fellow Wesleyan institution in New York. In his new role, Davies will
Social work is a profession dedicated to helping individuals, families, and communities overcome challenges. From mental health to advocacy, social workers connect people with essential resources and promote social justice through specialized, ethical, and impactful roles.
IWU junior Kara Simison was named a 2025 Indy 500 Festival Princess, representing her university and hometown through months of service, leadership, and outreach. Her journey highlights IWU’s mission to develop students who lead with faith, purpose, and professionalism.
Allied health professionals make up 60% of the healthcare workforce, playing a crucial role in patient care, diagnosis, and treatment. This guide outlines 12 essential skills—from communication to technical expertise—needed to thrive in this dynamic and rewarding field.
Certified nursing assistants (CNAs) are the backbone of healthcare, offering vital care, emotional support, and daily assistance. National CNA Week honors their dedication with creative ways to show appreciation—from wellness gifts to continued education and heartfelt recognition.
The Fivefold Ministry—apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors, and teachers—represents spiritual gifts designed to equip, mature, and unify the church. Rooted in Ephesians 4 and Wesleyan theology, these roles foster growth, service, and Christlike leadership today.
At IWU, leadership is more than theory—it’s a calling. Through value-driven programs, hands-on learning, and faith-centered experiences, students grow into transformational leaders equipped with the skills, integrity, and vision to create meaningful change in the world.
Warm weather has officially arrived in Marion, and that means it’s time to get outside and soak up the sunshine. Looking for something fun to do around campus this summer? We’ve got you covered with a few local favorites that are perfect for a Saturday adventure. 1. Garfield
Discover the science behind meditation, yoga, and relaxation techniques. These mind-body practices, rooted in complementary and integrative health, offer stress relief, enhance mental health, and support overall well-being—bridging conventional medicine with alternative therapies.