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Warm weather has officially arrived in Marion, and that means it’s time to get outside and soak up the sunshine. Looking for something fun to do around campus this summer? We’ve got you covered with a few local favorites that are perfect for a Saturday adventure. 1. Garfield
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Deadlines, essays, and tests can make applying to college feel stressful—but it doesn’t have to be. With practical tips and early planning, you can stay organized, build a standout application, and approach the process with confidence, clarity, and even excitement about what’s ahead.
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Since the 1980s, Larry Wirtz has worked full-time as an inspirational speaker, comedian, and illusionist. After graduating high school, Wirtz took a few classes from Purdue University, but soon began performing full-time magic and comedy. “As scripture reminds us ‘the heart of the discerning acquires knowledge, the ears of the
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By Emma Pettitt Social Media as Burden It was the fall semester of my junior year, and I was completely stressed out. I felt sad, anxious, and distant from God. Despite my desire to talk to God and spend time in His Word, I found the days slipping away as
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Everyone needs someone in their life who can help them view challenges from a different perspective. At Indiana Wesleyan University (IWU) National & Global, that person is Tiffany Jackson. As a partnership account manager, Jackson plays a key role in helping new students enroll in academic programs, despite the roadblocks
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Selecting a college major is one of the most important decisions international students make on their academic and professional journeys at higher education institutions. It’s a choice that helps shape your future, connecting your talents and passions with global opportunities. The right major doesn’t just equip you with
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What does it look like to step into God’s purpose? For Connie Erpelding, it meant leaning into the unexpected — stepping away from her role at a large church in Iowa, moving across state lines with her husband, and establishing a new life in Marion, Indiana. She embarked on a
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Typical high school students juggle academic stress, shifting social dynamics, and the pressure of planning their futures. But Justin Rice, now a student at Indiana Wesleyan University (IWU), chose to take those challenges a step further. While still in high school, he made the bold decision to become a Licensed
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Jackson Bontrager, a standout student and track athlete at Indiana Wesleyan University (IWU), captivated judges and wowed the audience with his innovative business pitch at this year’s Launch It competition on April 8. He walked away with both the judges’ choice and audience choice awards, earning $2,000 to
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Since 1990, Indiana Wesleyan University has been the home of the undergraduate literary publication Caesura. The Caesura editing team publishes one issue a year. Planning occurs during the fall semester, while spring is dedicated to receiving submissions and building the year’s issue. The Caesura editorial team has historically comprised
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At just 20 years old, Chase Gerbrick made sports history by becoming the youngest coach in professional baseball. This spring, the trailblazer will reach another major milestone: graduating with a marketing degree from Indiana Wesleyan University’s (IWU) online program. Gerbrick’s story is one of vision, perseverance, and faith.
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Abby Blachly’s college experience has been filled with both highs and lows. She is majoring in international relations and business administration, with the former as her primary focus. Through the John Wesley Honors College, Blachly has also formed lifelong friendships with peers such as Ella Burns and Grace Goodfellow.