Wilmington College senior Bradley Brown is looking forward to two major life milestones in the coming months. First, the Blanchester native will graduate in May with majors in economics and [...]
The Wilmington College Music and Theatre Departments will join forces to present a musical cabaret titled “This Thing Called Love” on April 16 and 17, at 7:30 p.m., in Heiland [...]
On March 7, 1965, Alabama Highway Patrol officers violently attacked African Americans with batons, dogs and tear gas on the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Alabama. The citizens were peacefully [...]
Wilmington College’s Quaker Jazz Ensemble and Symphonic Winds instrumental groups will perform their Spring Concert on Wednesday (April 1), at 7:30 p.m., in Heiland Theatre. The event is free of [...]
As an artist, Mary Beth Thorngren finds inspiration in the realm of dreams and the subconscious. Her work often features dream imagery in which she transforms fleeting thoughts and emotions [...]
Quaker pastor, writer and speaker Phillip Gulley will spend the day at Wilmington College on March 25, the centerpiece of which will be the Office of Campus Ministry’s Quaker Lecture, [...]
Wilmington College’s Rocket League Esports Team traveled to Lisle, IL, to compete in the Midwest Battleground, an event that brought together high school and collegiate esports programs from across the [...]
The Peace Resource Center at Wilmington College received the gift of Japanese Hackberry and Kurogane Holly tree seeds to propagate a tree at the historic museum on campus. The seeds [...]
Opening reception with exhibit curator, Megan Christiansen, will be held on March 17 from 6 to 8 p.m. Wilmington College will present a gallery exhibit titled “The Strange Fruits of [...]
Legendary Wilmington College Coach Jerry Scheve designated the construction of the Jenna Parlette Running Center as the centerpiece of his $23 million gift, much of which focuses on the pursuit [...]
Wilmington College senior Ruth Beery peered from the observation deck as hundreds of high school and middle school students entered the general livestock show arena Thursday morning (March 5) for [...]
Gary Hirsch is an artist, creative leader and educator widely known for helping people and organizations communicate more authentically, collaborate more effectively and lead with integrity. He will be the [...]
Game 1Despite a strong defensive effort, including a double block by grinch and radam, Wilmington College fell 0-2 in Game 1 as their defense was ultimately not enough to slow down the opposition. Game 2radam scored the first goal of the night to give Wilmington early momentum, but it was quickly answered by a counter […]
Wilmington College has entered into a transfer pathway with Lourdes University designed to ensure LU students have as seamless a transition as possible beginning with the fall 2026 semester. Earlier [...]
In observance of Black History Month, Wilmington College will present the American Dialogue Theatre’s production of “The Movement: 50 Years of Love and Struggle” on Feb. 24, at 7 p.m., [...]
Tickets go on sale Monday, Feb. 2, at 9 a.m., via wc.booktix.com Wilmington College Theatre will present Oscar Wilde’s celebrated play, The Importance of Being Earnest, on Feb. 26, 27, [...]
Wilmington College’s Sigrid Solomon will be the featured honoree at the African American Awareness Research Council (AAARC) and the Highland County District Library’s annual Black History Month program on Feb. [...]
With his men’s lacrosse teammates cheering him on throughout this year’s Dr. Pepper Dollars Challenge, Zachary Swearingon emerged as the winner of the $2,300 grand prize Wednesday night. The College’s [...]
WC Has Sent Student Contingent to Super Bowls Since 2016 Unlike the Bengals, Steelers, Lions and 27 other National Football League teams, a dozen Wilmington College students are going to [...]
WC alumna Anna Bzovi is a coordinator with the College’s Student Success Team. She accompanied students on a recent service trip in January to Chicago, which reprised a meaningful experience [...]
The Innocents will share their social justice advocacy through performance art during a visit to Wilmington College on Feb. 9 and 10. The duo of John Lane and Allen Otte [...]
Amy Deal grew up in Cranberry Prairie, Ohio, surrounded by rural landscapes where she spent her days exploring the outdoors. That formative experience continues to inform her work as an [...]
Acclaimed Quaker author/playwright Frank Levering is spending a week (Jan. 26-29) at Wilmington College as its winter Quaker-in-Residence. He will interact with students and the campus community, highlighting the theme [...]
High school students have an opportunity to get a jump start on college or entering the workforce through Wilmington College’s new College & Career Academy. They can earn college credits [...]