The Wilmington College campus community is mourning the devastating loss of a student in an off-campus incident Saturday night. Sigrid Solomon, vice president for student affairs and dean of students shared this message with the campus Sunday morning.
Nashville pop band Lost Stars will headline Wilmington College’s version of the annual Coachella Music and Arts Festival — known as QAC-CHELLA — on April 4 at 7 p.m. at the indoor turf field in the Center for Sport Sciences off Elm St.
The Wilmington College women’s track & field team concluded the Ohio Athletic Conference (OAC) Indoor Track & Field Championships in fifth place with 56 team points. The Quakers improve after finishing in sixth place at the meet last season.
Jeffery Cortland Jones describes his upcoming exhibit at Wilmington College’s Harcum Gallery as “works about place, once familiar, yet not. That place of remembering and simultaneously forgetting. Of triumph and tragedy. Of breathing and drowning. Of mourning and morning.”
The Wilmington College men’s track & field team concluded the Ohio Athletic Conference (OAC) Indoor Track & Field Championships in sixth place with 60 team points.
Wilmington College has always been an institution willing to go the extra mile to make higher education accessible to diverse populations of students. Students who are the first in their families to pursue a bachelor’s degree are no exception. Indeed, these students’ success often changes family trees—they’re trailblazers in making higher education dreams more accessible to siblings and future generations.
After a 6-28 inaugural campaign for Wilmington College Head Baseball Coach Barry Craddock, the enthusiastic confidence cannot be hidden going into this year.
Wilmington College graduate student Cassidy Lovett capped her collegiate basketball career with an All-Ohio Athletic Conference (OAC) Honorable Mention nod.
For the first time in his Quakers career, Wilmington College senior Obed Achirem was named All-Ohio Athletic Conference (OAC). Achirem earned Honorable Mention honors after a basketball season that saw him post career highs in nearly every category.
The Ohio Collegiate Soccer Association announced the selections of their NCAA Division III All-Ohio teams, with four Wilmington Quakers being on the list.
The Dayton Jazz Orchestra is heralded as the Miami Valley’s premier jazz ensemble for presenting the exciting sounds of modern and traditional big band music. Wilmington College’s Music Department is hosting their appearance on campus on March 3, at 7 p.m., in Hugh G. Heiland Theatre.
Wilmington College seniors Sterling Goodwin and Kyleigh Caves will share their joy for singing at their senior recital on March 4, at 7 p.m., in the McCoy Room of Kelly Center. They are voice students of Bekah Wall, assistant professor of communication arts.
