MAGAZINE
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Alumna Forms Nonprofit to Fight Cancer
Jackki Kennedy, a 1987 Wilmington College alumna, is a fighter. Want proof? She has survived five bouts of cancer. Unfortunately, her sister, Michelle Denise Penn,…
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Service to the City: Marty Hageman
This alumnus credits WilmU for much of his success as both a police officer and leader of Downtown Visions. Marty Hageman remembers when Downtown Visions,…
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Keeping the Cup: Men’s Teams Dominate CACC
It has been handed out since the 1976–77 season, but no institution has dominated it like Wilmington University. It’s the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Men’s…
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University’s AD Moves to New Post
When Dr. Linda Van Drie-Andrzjewski started working for the Wilmington University in Student Affairs in 2001, the director of athletics title didn’t exist. Ten years…
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A Lesson in Compassion
It all started in a grocery store, where Dr. Sheila Sharbaugh ran into a nursing colleague from Delaware Technical Community College. “She asked if I’d…
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Nurse, Student, Role Model
U.S. Air Force Lt. Col. Gwyn Parris-Atwell knows all too well the cost of freedom. The military nurse deployed to Iraq on New Year’s Day…
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The NextFab Partnership
Wilmington University students now have access to laser-cutters, 3D printers and electronics and software-training labs, thanks to the College of Technology’s partnership with NextFab, a…
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Need a Beer?
Throughout time, cities were built and destroyed, kingdoms rose and fell, but one thing is certain: They had plenty of beer along the way. Some…
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Study Abroad
This spring, Wilmington University’s Criminal Justice program leaders will host a study abroad in Ireland. (This will be the ninth time that the program is…
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WilmU Nurses Offer Aid in the Dominican Republic
A team from Wilmington University’s College of Health Professions embarked on a week long mission trip to Santo Domingo, capital city of the Dominican Republic,…