Poet Matt Guenette visits IWU, challenges poetry ideals
MJ Soria On October 5, guest comedian poet Matt Guenette visited Illinois Wesleyan to share his work in attempting to…
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ISO caricatures build community
Chloe Shapkauski State Farm Hall was filled with laughter on September 29 during the International Student Organization’s caricature event. At…
BSU crowns first Homecoming Courts
Farah Bassyouni Illinois Wesleyan’s Black Student Union held its first-ever Homecoming Court on Thursday, October 4. After collecting nominations and…
The Ames Library opens exhibit for banned books week
In support of creating access to “banned books,” the Ames Library will be hosting events relating to Banned…
SoTA opens season with stamp drama
The School of Theatre Arts (SoTA) opened their season with a passionate punch. Mauritius follows Jackie played by…
Habitat for Humanity starts building
The IWU chapter of Habitat for Humanity promotes versatility and community through building and volunteering The organization on…
Simeone on the power of Peace Garden
On Friday, September 15, Professor of Political Science Jim Simeone delivered a speech about the power of place…
Dining plans and Dugout requirements divide students
The beginning of each new school year brings change across campus, and IWU Dining takes center stage in…
Zeta Phi Beta, IWU’s first Black Greek Letter?
Last week was Rush Week at Illinois Wesleyan University and students interested in Greek life met with sororities…
Bloomington opens first Cat Cafè
Bloomington’s first cat café opened September 6, offering patrons the option to enjoy their morning coffee with a…