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What does it look like to step into God’s purpose? For Connie Erpelding, it meant leaning into the unexpected — stepping away from her role at a large church in Iowa, moving across state lines with her husband, and establishing a new life in Marion, Indiana. She embarked on a
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As medical science has evolved, clinical professionals have placed greater emphasis on preventative care. Therefore, preventive care has emerged as a highly popular field of nursing practice that continues to grow in importance from year to year. Understanding Preventative Care in Nursing A key element in the dual realms of
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What if the secret to effective leadership in the 21st century isn’t having all the right answers, but knowing how to ask the right questions? What if the hallmark of a great leader today lies not only in intelligence or decisiveness but in their ability to adapt to shifting
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Typical high school students juggle academic stress, shifting social dynamics, and the pressure of planning their futures. But Justin Rice, now a student at Indiana Wesleyan University (IWU), chose to take those challenges a step further. While still in high school, he made the bold decision to become a Licensed
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Jackson Bontrager, a standout student and track athlete at Indiana Wesleyan University (IWU), captivated judges and wowed the audience with his innovative business pitch at this year’s Launch It competition on April 8. He walked away with both the judges’ choice and audience choice awards, earning $2,000 to
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The phrase “He is risen!” is a joyful proclamation during Easter celebrations, a call-and-response phrase Christians use to affirm and share in the joy of the resurrection of Jesus Christ. While widely used during this season, especially in historic Christian traditions, many don’t realize the depth of significance behind
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The Passover lamb holds deep meaning in both Jewish and Christian traditions. For the Jewish people, it symbolizes God's protection and their freedom from slavery in Egypt. For Christians, the Passover lamb points to Jesus Christ, who is seen as the final Passover lamb—the ultimate sacrifice for
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Since 1990, Indiana Wesleyan University has been the home of the undergraduate literary publication Caesura. The Caesura editing team publishes one issue a year. Planning occurs during the fall semester, while spring is dedicated to receiving submissions and building the year’s issue. The Caesura editorial team has historically comprised
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At just 20 years old, Chase Gerbrick made sports history by becoming the youngest coach in professional baseball. This spring, the trailblazer will reach another major milestone: graduating with a marketing degree from Indiana Wesleyan University’s (IWU) online program. Gerbrick’s story is one of vision, perseverance, and faith.
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Long gone are the days when seeking mental health support required patients to sit face-to-face with counselors or therapists. Today, just as the rise of telehealth technology has made it possible to receive routine medical care without leaving your house, online therapy is changing the way people care for their
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Creating and developing a brand in today's modern economy requires business professionals and entrepreneurs to establish a presence on social media. The impact of social media on branding is incredible, with data clearly showing that social media engagement has a direct impact on brand visibility and brand reputation.
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Abby Blachly’s college experience has been filled with both highs and lows. She is majoring in international relations and business administration, with the former as her primary focus. Through the John Wesley Honors College, Blachly has also formed lifelong friendships with peers such as Ella Burns and Grace Goodfellow.