Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Reunion

The members of Iota Zeta Chapter, ret. of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority will hold a reunion during IWU Homecoming Weekend October 13-17, 2017. Please join us on Friday, October 13 at 5pm at Tommy’s or Saturday, October 14, at 2 pm in the Ames Library Rotunda (top floor) as we remember and celebrate all Illinois Wesleyan University sorors.  Iota Zeta chapter was established on the IWU campus in 1972.

Homecoming 2017

 Homecoming 2017 is right around the corner!

You can register now here

A few noteworthy events:

  • Back to College Classes Friday and Saturday – The Ames Library, Beckman Auditorium
  • Family Fun on the Quad Saturday 8:30-11 – Eckley Quadrangle
  • Titan Tailgate Featuring Local Food Trucks Saturday 10AM-1PM – Shirk Center Parking Lot
  • “Club Tommy” Saturday, 6-9pm (Cost: $20) – Young Main Lounge in the Memorial Center

You can see the full schedule of Homecoming 2017 events here

Marianne Wolf-Astrauskas ’76

Marianne Wolf-Astrauskas ’76 has been elected as the president of the National Federation of Press Women (NFPW). The NFPW is an organization consisting of men and women pursuing careers in communications. Congratulations Marianne!

From left: Katherine Keniston (Oregon) Secretary; Marianne Wolf-Astrauskas (Illinois) President; Marsha Hoffman (Iowa) Immediate Past-President; Karen Rowley (Louisiana) Treasurer and Gwen Larson (Kansas) Vice President


Patrick Drazen ’74

Patrick Drazen (’74) has recently had his third book published by Hamilton Press. Titled “Holy Anime! Japan’s View of Christianity”, it examines Christianity’s status as a minority religion in Japan and the liberties that are taken in portraying it in manga (comic books) and anime (cartoons). Congratulations, Patrick!

 

 

William Carey ’73

William Carey (‘73) recently published a book of illustrations and haiku, A Ghost Walking Through a Dream: a curious collection of haiku and illustrations. William who has made his living as both as a graphic designer and fine artist, began writing haiku 20 years ago commuting on the train into Chicago. He then began combining the haiku and the illustrations which now populate the book. He shows his work at galleries and reads his poetry at the Raue Theater in Crystal Lake, IL. The book is available at Amazon.com. Congratulations, William!

William “Dave” Beadles ’75

William “Dave” Beadles, ’75, is in his 34th year as an agent for State Farm in Colorado Springs and recently completed his 7th Professional Designation, AAMS or Accredited Asset Management Specialist.
Dave is also entering his third summer as a “VIP” (Volunteer in Park) at Rocky Mountain National Park. Congratulations on all your recent successes, Dave!