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By Malachi Nutter Did you know Indiana Wesleyan University has two gardens on campus? Located on the southern and northern edges of IWU’s Marion campus, the Alliance Gardens are an important and often underappreciated part of the IWU community. Overseen by Dr. Jennifer Noseworthy, these gardens are responsible for
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By Malachi Nutter Exploring the ancient city of Rome, Dr. Lanta Davis encountered statues of the virtues, wandered secluded catacombs, and saw countless centuries-old art works demonstrating the importance of art in the historical Church. These experiences served as a powerful awakening to the traditional role of the imagination in
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Why is a PhD in Organizational Leadership more useful now than ever before? Companies need better organizational leaders A recent study done by Development Dimensions International revealed a variety of surprising facts about the current state of corporate leadership. Only 40% of leaders believe their company contains high-quality effective organizational
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Are early childhood education programs worth it? A degree in early childhood education is useful for anyone who intends to work in early childhood settings. While not all childcare work requires degrees, the average yearly amount made by childcare workers who lack a degree is just $24,000. A bachelor’
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How summer courses can benefit your education Embrace summer courses At the end of a long semester, most students revel in the freedom afforded by a complete break from all courses. There are numerous benefits to be found in taking summer courses, however, whether on-campus or online. While perhaps not
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Jose Moreno wears many hats in his community in Portage, Indiana. He serves as the President of Portage LIVE!, founder of Latino NOW, and a President of the Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors.
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You might be a grown-up (or maybe you’re about to become one), but if you’re like me, the start of September gives you all the warm fuzzy feelings of going back to school.
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Indiana Wesleyan University (IWU) proudly announces the return of Give Day—a twenty-four-hour philanthropic event set to take place on April 11, 2024. Give Day 2024 will showcase six distinct and impactful giving areas, offering the IWU Community a unique opportunity to influence the lives of over 13,000 students
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The first time I visited the famed historical site for women’s rights in Seneca Falls, New York, my emotions surprised me.
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Quality teachers are key to students’ success – from the moment they start elementary school to the day they graduate with a university degree.
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Struggling to be productive or feeling stressed? There’s an app for that! Balancing school, work, and home isn’t always easy.
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Determined, eager, and opportunistic are a few of many words to describe Shirley Schlegel.