Student-driven tv channel revived
Katie Fata Illinois Wesleyan students are now able to view student films, campus events, sports and theatre productions on the…
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Netflix provides its spin on bipolar disorder
Jessica Buttell Spinning Out, the Netflix Original Series focuses on figure skater Kat Baker and her life with bipolar disorder.…
IWU attracts controversy with MLK Day teach-in
Olivia Jacobs According to JSTOR Daily, observing Martin Luther King Day is not about closing universities, it’s about engaging in…
Students excluded from Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebration
Sarah Buchmann Illinois Wesleyan held its first Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Celebration and Commitment this semester. While the…
Throwers hit the mark at I-55 Triangular meet
Hannah Horn Illinois Wesleyan’s track and field team couldn’t catch up to their opponents from Washington University and the University…
Titans join Peace Corps after graduation
Lark Commanday KATIE FATA, NEWS EDITOR Two Illinois Wesleyan seniors, Tera Wilson and Tatum Zsorey, plan to join the Peace…
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Career Center hosts “For Your Future Friday” on resumes January 17 As a part of their series titled…
A recap on the last two episodes of “The Bachelor”
SARAH BUCHMANN, STAFF WRITER The 24th season of The Bach- elor just took off – as did our…
Writing Center presents research at conference
WRITING CENTER STAFF IWU’s Writing Center tutors will share their work and research at a three-day writing symposium…
“Parasite”: a look under South Korea’s bandages
STEVEN LEE, STAFF WRITER Parasite is one of the most important films released in 2019. Parasite, otherwise Gisaengchung…