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Taylor Frymier
February 04, 2026

Global religious freedom advocate Johnnie Moore to be inducted into Indiana Wesleyan University’s Society of World Changers

IWU will induct Rev. Johnnie Moore, Ph.D., a globally recognized evangelical leader, an outspoken advocate for Christians facing persecution, and known for his consequential work at the intersection of faith and foreign policy, into its Society of World Changers.

Taylor Frymier
January 30, 2026

Indiana Wesleyan University launches OTD In-Community Scholarship for graduate housing residents

Indiana Wesleyan University (IWU) is introducing the OTD In-Community Scholarship, a new initiative designed to support incoming Doctor of Occupational Therapy (OTD) students who choose to live in IWU graduate housing.

Taylor Frymier
January 20, 2026

Wesley Seminary Unveils Graduate Certificate in Church Multiplication

Wesley Seminary has announced the introduction of a 12-credit hour Graduate Certificate in Church Multiplication, with the first class beginning in August 2026. This program is designed to equip pastors and church leaders with a biblical vision for guiding a multiplying church and provide training on how to mobilize leaders that embolden the formation of new churches, campuses, or fresh expressions of incarnational ministry.

Annie Seboe
January 14, 2026

The Music, Motivation, and Mission of Joseph Madigan

When Joseph Madigan (’20) steps onstage, his lyrics carry the weight of a story God has redeemed. In 2017, he stepped onto the Indiana Wesleyan University Marion campus, searching for a fresh beginning.

Brittany Shigley
January 13, 2026

From the Classroom to the Boardroom: Transitioning to Educational Leadership

Life as an educator is an inspiring and challenging vocation. Teachers shape the minds and futures of students every day, offering knowledge, guidance, and hope to countless lives. But for many, the classroom is just the beginning.

Brittany Shigley
January 12, 2026

Time to Unlearn Business as Usual in Higher Ed

In higher education, tradition often stands as a pillar of strength. However, an overreliance on the status quo has become a significant liability for higher education institutions.

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