READY TO FLY Members of the KWU Math and Physics Club and the KWU Computer Club prepare to launch a high altitude balloon Saturday (2-27-2010) morning at Bissell Field. The balloon payload included a GPS tracking device and a video camera. According to the Internet tracking map, the balloon made it to a location just north of the Kansas Turnpike between Wichita and Towanda, however KWU Public Relations is awaiting word from spotters on the ground.

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Retention at KWU continues to rise
For the third consecutive year, Kansas Wesleyan University’s retention rate from fall to spring has increased, according to 20th day enrollment figures released February 11, 2010. More info

A GIFT FOR GREEN Steve Schrobilgeb, Sam's Club Market Manager (right) and Shoaib Iqbal, local Sam's Club Manager (second from left) present a $1,000 check to Kansas Wesleyan University President Fletcher Lamkin and Melanie Berg, student representative from the University's Project HUNT for Green initiative. Project HUNT for Green is a student-driven community service effort that focuses on educating students and community members about the benefits of living a green lifestyle.

“Spiritual Growth and Well Being” topic
of presentation
“Spiritual Growth and Well Being” will be the topic of a presentation at Kansas Wesleyan University Tuesday (March 9, 2010). More info

Exercise and Wellness presentation at KWU
"Exercise and Wellness:  Putting All the Pieces Together" will be the topic of an upcoming presentation at Kansas Wesleyan University. More info

Fragments featuring the work of senior
Erik Peterson in
The Gallery
A diverse body of work utilizing sight, sound, and smell will be the next exhibit in The Gallery at Kansas Wesleyan University. More info

KWU Debate and Forensics squad
places at several tournaments
Kansas Wesleyan University’s Debate and Forensics squad garnered numerous placings at three recent tournaments. More info

KWU offers variety
of music at student recitals
Kansas Wesleyan University music students will showcase their talent during a series of afternoon recitals this spring. More info