Jenilyn Roether ’05 will perform as part of a program hosted by the Illinois Valley Symphony Orchestra on November 4.
You can read more about Jenilyn’s big performance here.
Jenilyn Roether ’05 will perform as part of a program hosted by the Illinois Valley Symphony Orchestra on November 4.
You can read more about Jenilyn’s big performance here.
Lauren Ostrowski ’05 was named the Program Dean of IES Abroad for its EU, Freiburg, Granada, and Madrid centers.
You can read more about Lauren’s big move here. Congratulations, Lauren!
Jenilee Houghton ’05 has been cast alongside fellow IWU alum, Lauren Romano ’09, in the upcoming Big Noise Theatre production of Kiss Me, Kate running September 21 – October 7, 2018.
Congratulations, Jenilee!
Here is a link to more information.
Purchase tickets here.
We are very sorry to inform you that Professor Elizabeth (Susie) Balser, faculty member in Biology for more than 20 years, passed away last month following an extended illness.
Susie was recognized as an expert on the anatomy of echinoderms. Her passion for invertebrate animals inspired the creation of three new courses at IWU. Both as an instructor and as a research mentor, Susie challenged students to carefully study the natural world and make their own discoveries.
David A. Varel ’05 wrote the recently published The Lost Black Scholar: Resurrecting Allison Davis in American Social Thought (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2018).
The book is an intellectual biography of Allison Davis (1902-1983), a pioneering black scholar whose work transformed American social science even as institutional racism marginalized his contributions.
Congratulations, David!