Illinois Wesleyan’s Wilder Field was a product of the Depression-era New Deal, illustrating the potential long-term impact of similar public works in the modern federal stimulus package.
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Aislinn Lowry ‘10 is enjoying a semester exploring antiquities in Egypt.
Action Research Center Coordinator Deborah Halperin talked about recent trends in youth volunteering.
An adaptation of Franz Kafka’s The Trial by Kenneth Albers ‘67 is being staged at Stray Dog Theatre.
Chris Bisaillon ‘93, Jason Akemann ‘96 and Nathan Hilding ‘96, who together own Bottleneck Management LLC, are opening a new restaurant in the former Bennigan’s location on North Michigan Avenue.
A Disney Keys to Excellence program brought advice on leadership, employee satisfaction and customer service.
English Professor and Chair James Plath authored Historic Photographs of Ernest Hemingway, out this spring from Turner Publishing.
The Illinois Sustainable Living & Wellness Expo at Illinois Wesleyan highlighted green and healthy living solutions.
Richard Jenkins ‘69 has been cast along with Julia Roberts in the forthcoming film, Eat, Pray, Love.