Greg Gregurich ’83 and Kimberly (Morse) Gregurich ’85 with legacy graduate daughter Hayden Gregurich.

Photo: Robert (Trey) Frank ’14
Greg Gregurich ’83 and Kimberly (Morse) Gregurich ’85 with legacy graduate daughter Hayden Gregurich.

Photo: Robert (Trey) Frank ’14
Kathy (Dittmar) Morgan with legacy graduate sons Connor Flanagan ’16 and Quinn Flanagan.

Photo: Robert (Trey) Frank ’14
Linda (Imig) Baughan ’82 and legacy graduate son Brent Baughan.

Photo: Robert (Trey) Frank ’14
William (Billy) Anderson ’89 with daughter legacy graduate Nina Anderson.

Photo: Robert (Trey) Frank ’14
Lori (Piper) Kaufman ’88 and Tony Kaufman ’90 with daughter legacy graduate Alyssa Kaufman.

Photo: Robert (Trey) Frank ’14
Stephen Ondra ’80 gave the 2019 commencement address and received an honorary degree from the university for his successes.
Here is a link to recent article about Mr. Ondra’s career. https://www.wglt.org/post/former-obama-health-care-advisor-give-illinois-wesleyan-commencement-speech#stream/0
The Prom, produced by Illinois Wesleyan University alum Bill Damaschke ’85, has been nominated for seven Tony Awards including Best Musical. You can read more about it here.
Congratulations Bill!

Linda Bollivar ’88 was recently awarded the Communication Innovator Award, one of three Crystal Awards from the Association for Women in Communications – Bloomington/Normal. The Communication Innovator Award recognizes someone who has achieved excellence in communicating a project, mission, or event that benefits the Bloomington-Normal community.
To read more about her accomplishment, click here.
Congratulations, Linda!

You did it, Titans! You were the key to our success. On April 11, 2,205 donors collectively raised $518,316. And thanks to the generosity of our pacesetter challenge donors, our grand total is $776,316 (and still counting!)
This video captures a few successes from #AllInforWesleyan. Check out the social media activity and revisit iwu.edu/all-in to see how your gifts made a difference.
Thank you for your support!
Demetria Kalodimos ’81 visited Lipscomb University to speak to communication students about her experiences working in broadcast news and her perspectives on the journalism industry. Here is the article published about her interview at Lipscomb.