May graduate Susan Armstrong recently published her young adult fiction novel, "Torn Hearts," and plans a book signing event Thursday (May 9), from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., in the lobby of Wilmington College’s Pyle Student Center.
Wilmington College has established a new minor, Sustainability, that will officially debut in fall 2013. It features an interdisciplinary curriculum with 12 hours in agriculture courses and a dozen hours of electives, from across the academic spectrum, designed to dovetail with a student’s career interests.
Once the domain of little more than a cult following, zombies have taken American popular culture by storm. A course at Wilmington College is delving into this fascination with the undead.
Marta Wilkinson illustrated Don Quixote’s obsession of being a knight by showing up to class dressed as a princess. She recently introduced Miguel de Cervantes’ early 1600s classic, "The Ingenious Gentleman Don Quixote of La Mancha," to her world literature class.
Wilmington College’s Education Department and Watson Library are sponsoring the annual Banned Books Read-In as part of the National Library Association's 30th anniversary observance of “Banned Books Week.”
