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Poet and professor Thomas Kneeland first encountered Wesley Seminary at a time when he deeply felt his need for God. Though he was active in church and part of a praise and worship team, he had experienced church hurt. He later found spiritual healing and encouragement at Heartland Church in
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Going to college in the USA is a life-changing experience, especially for international students. From cultural adaptation to navigating university life, this unique experience is packed with opportunities for personal growth and learning. If you’re planning to study in the USA, there’s a lot to get excited about—
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Mario Rangel has been giving haircuts for over fifteen years. At one point in time while running his business Tiger Martial Arts Fitness Academy, Rangel even had a barber chair set up there where he would cut hair a few times a week. Men would come in not just for
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Andre Givens has worked in higher education for two decades, primarily in operational leadership roles. During this time, he has had the unique opportunity to expand his journey through a deep commitment to serving international students. He joined Indiana Wesleyan University (IWU) because he believes the university’s vision aligns
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College is a time for new experiences—a new place to live, new learning opportunities, and sometimes, new love. Whether two students fall in love at first sight during their freshman year or build a slow-burning romance over time, love has always thrived on Indiana Wesleyan University’s (IWU) campus.
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Sarah Ralston grew up in the Wesleyan Church. Having always known about Indiana Wesleyan University (IWU), it was a relatively easy choice to begin her undergraduate studies there. After completing her freshman year, she decided to transfer to Ohio University, where she earned a degree in political science and government.
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Indiana Wesley University was part of James Beyioku’s life long before he ever became either a student or an employee. Because James’ father, Dr. Jolly Beyioku, taught classes in the School of Theology and Ministry, IWU already felt like home by the time he was finishing high school. As
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By Kennedy McDonald McConn: A Place of Connection For nearly 30 years, McConn Coffee Company has been more than just a coffee shop—it’s been a hub for connection. It has been a social gathering place, a space for late-night studying, a venue for events, and more. Their slogan,
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By Malachi Nutter From his arrival at IWU as an undergraduate student to his master’s program and multitude of work roles, Jonathan Mpanzu has been able to serve IWU’s student body, advance Kingdom diversity, and contribute to the godly culture of IWU that first impacted him when he
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By Malachi Nutter A Talk on Ireland, the US, and Hope Amidst Conflict Senior Ireland Correspondent for Sky News David Blevins visited Indiana Wesleyan University on January 14 to give a presentation on Ireland, the Troubles, faith, and journalism. Although Blevins has worked for Sky since 1996, this event came
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The land of opportunity, innovation, and cultural diversity. The United States has long been a top destination for international students seeking a world-class education. If you're considering studying abroad, the USA offers a unique combination of academic excellence, personal growth, and endless opportunities. In this blog post, we&
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By Malachi Nutter On Thursday, January 16, Indiana Wesleyan University hosted the event With This Faith: An MLK Celebration in the Barnes Student Center Commons. This event was held to commemorate the legacy of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the ways in which his words remain relevant today.