Tim Smith ’17 was part of a Sports career panel on March 10, 2021, which gave insight for students interested in working in the sports industry. Our versatile alumni panelists have worked with the Chicago Bulls, Chicago Blackhawks, Chicago Fire, and more.
Charlotte Coats ’17 has joined the North Suburban Legal Aid Clinic, where she will assist the clinic’s domestic violence practice. Read more here.
Monday, February 8 is Thank-A-Giver Day at Illinois Wesleyan and we’re eager to celebrate generous Titans!
Thank-A-Giver (TAG) Day is the symbolic point during the academic year — about 70% of the way through — when tuition dollars are exhausted and Illinois Wesleyan relies on donor generosity to continue providing a world-class education and rewarding collegiate experiences.
Each and every year, every gift matters. Contributions benefit students and faculty, enhance academic excellence, and strengthen the IWU community.
Thank you to all who give back to move IWU forward. 
Trevor Seibring ’17 was promoted to commercial for the Bloomington-Normal area by Heartland Bank and Trust Company. Read more here.
Katie Caulfield ‘17 recently graduated from Midwestern University with her Master’s Degree in Speech Pathology. She is also working with Concord Therapy.
Wow! Congratulations, Katie!
Congratulations to Maddison Zimmer ’17 and Trevor Seibring ’17 on their recent wedding! They were married on 7/18/2020 at Calvary Methodist Church in Normal, IL and the reception was held at Reality on Monroe in Bloomington, IL. The couple visited the IWU campus to take pictures!
Soprano Megan Koch ’17, Lesley Resident Artist with the Fort Worth Opera, performed in a July 4th concert which is available for streaming online.
Nice! We hope you enjoyed yourself, Megan!
Andrew Kauerauf ’17 earned a master’s degree in Museology at the University of Washington in August 2019. His thesis was titled “Understanding Modern History Museum Smartphone Mobile Guides and Apps.”
Tess Johnson ’16 and John Fegan ’17 were married September 7th, 2019, at Evelyn Chapel. Their Reception was held in the memorial Center. Congrats!
Lindsay Bullington ‘17 recognizes similarities between working in the medical field and being an athlete. As Lindsay and her fellow healthcare providers battle the coronavirus pandemic, she remembers experiences she had as an athlete on the IWU Volleyball team. Click here to read more.
Thank you for all the that you are doing during this time, Lindsay!