Donna and Bill Quinn hold a photo showing Mark Quinn (far right) at his nephew’s 2012 wedding in Washington D.C. Prospects looked grim for Dustyn…
Not surprisingly, Stephen Strosser peppers his speech with “yes, sirs” and “no, sirs,” a habit formed while serving four years in the Navy. Discharged last…
Look out, Anheuser-Busch. This WilmU alumnus is hopping. Story by Bob YearickPhotos by Susan L. Gregg In the first two decades of the 21st century,…
In her 2014 memoir “Blood Sisters,” Billie Travalini writes, “I never was the sort of person who goes along with something without asking a fistful…
Thirty-two students from Wilmington University’s College of Education have spent the entire school year as full-time teachers. Story by David BernardPhotos by Susan L. Gregg…
This academic year, the Philosophy and Arts Department of the College of Arts & Sciences worked with McGraw-Hill publishers, the WilmU bookstore, and the Information…
Dr. Frank Ingraham Dr. Frank Ingraham has worn many hats in his life. During a 44-year career with the DuPont Company, he worked in labor…
Living and working “inside the Beltway” — Washington, D.C. and environs — can be extremely stressful. Traffic congestion, the high cost of living, the daily…
The three Wilmington University alums didn’t know what to expect when they were invited to participate in Trauma-informed Approach (TIA) training last year. The three…
Dr. Darrell Miller started his professional journey in financial and facilities management. But he discovered early on that the corporate life was just not fulfilling,…