Wilmington, OH News

• Wilmington, OH News
• 2012 Wilmington College Graduate Receives Ping Award for Service
• Sharon Sims Retires from Wilmington College after 34 years
• 2012 Grad Featured on Cincinnati Channel 12 'Newsmakers'
• Students Share Their Science Research in Serbia
• WC Awards 25 "Your Name Here" Scholarships for 2012-13
• China Diary #3: Snarr Addresses Politics and 'The Great Firewall of China'
• Quaker Heritage Center to Feature 'Displaced by War' Program
• College Enters into Partnership with Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine
• China Diary #2: Snarr Addresses China's Traffic and Pollution Issues
• China Diary #1: Michael Snarr Reports from Beijing
• Athletic Trainers Land Internships with NFL and MLB Teams
• Cincinnati Enquirer Features 2012 WC Graduate's Journey to Today
• College to Present Former Mayor with Honorary Degree at Commencement
• President Serves Sausage and Eggs at Late Night Breakfast
• 70 Students Present at Third Annual Student/Faculty Research Forum
• WC Student Featured in 'USA Today College' Article on Students and Political Ad Campaigns
• Friday's View of Space Shuttle 'Enterprise' Hearkens WC Alum's Space Program Work
• Auditions Planned for College-Community Summer Theatre Production
• Sodexo Presents Wilmington College with Willow Oak Tree
• College Holds 19th Annual Quake Day of Community Service
• College Opens Spring Break 2013 European Tour to Community
• Senior Art Show Opens April 25
• Music Department to Hold Spring Concert April 29
• 'Best and Brightest' Honored at Student Recognition Ceremony
• Fifth Annual Collegiate Relay for Life Raises Thousands for Cancer Research
• Etiquette Dinner Shows Students How to Project a 'Professional Image'
• College to Hold 136th Commencement May 5
• Education Department Hosts Student Teacher Reception
• WC Theatre to Present One Act Play Festival
• 2011 Ag Alum Comparing American and German Agriculture Systems
• 'Cincy' Magazine Recognizes WC Trio for Teaching Excellence
• Presenters Want Their Share of the American Dream
• April Issue of Student Health 101 Available
• Prof and Alum to Present Afghanistan Status Report
• Gain ACT Test Insight at Wilmington College's ACT Prep Session
• WC Holds Sibs Weekend
• Clinton County Convention and Visitors Bureau News - March 30, 2012
• Third Women's History Month Luncheon Focuses on 'Outstanding Women'
• Ohio News Network Features WC Prof's UMOJA Prison Choir
• WC Students Lobby Their Legislators in Washington D.C.
• College Named to Sixth Consecutive President's Honor Roll for Service
• Vote for Grow Food, Grow Hope for DeLoach Community Gardens Award
• Quaker Heritage Center to Feature 'Reflections on the War in Afghanistan'
• Ohio Advisory Committee of U.S. Commission on Civil Rights to Hold Forum at Wilmington College
• 2012 World Vintage Shotguns Championship
• Wilmington College Hosts District 17 Science Day
• White Stakes Planted to Illustrate Food Insecurity in Clinton County
• Ag Program Partners with CIFT and Sensus in Producing Natural Food Coloring
• WC Trustee Fred Krisher Passes Away
• College Holding Women's History Month Programs in March
• WC's Catherine Roma and UMOJA Choir Featured on WCPO-TV
• WC's Food Symposium to Tackle the 'Hunger-Obesity Paradox'
• College Holding Annual Community Health Fair March 22
• Paralympian to Speak on 'The Olympian in All of Us' in Issues & Artists Series Finale
• Harcum Art Gallery to Present Exhibit by Realist Painter Christopher Ryan
• Scientist from the Philippines Conducting Research at WC
• Students Look Forward to Spring Break (VIDEO)
• Quaker Heritage Center Features 'Bringing History to Life' Exhibit
• 1,200 Compete in WC Aggies' 53rd Annual Livestock Judging Contest
• Grow Food, Grow Hope Gears Up for 2012 Community Gardens Project
• Showing of 'Warrior Champions' Set Prior to Paralympian's WC Visit
• College to Host Family Farm Succession Planning Seminar
• Campus Community Congratulates New President at Thursday Reception
• Trio of Students to Present Research at Spring Sociological Conference
• College Selects Dr. James Reynolds as Its 18th President
• Monsanto Awards $6,000 Grant for Student Travel to Serbia
• Album Featuring Haskins' Composition Hits #13 Nationally
• Black History Month Activities Planned for February
• February Issue of Student Health 101 Now Available
• Clinton County Convention and Visitors Bureau News - February 1, 2012
• Ohio Country Antique Show
• The Story of the Tuskegee Airmen
• Oscar-Winning Film Director Gives Voice to Dolphins' Plight
• College Theatre to Present the Play 'Almost, Maine' Feb. 23-25
• Athletic Training Quiz Bowl Team Wins 4th Consecutive Ohio Title
• Issues & Artists Series to Present Director of Oscar-Winning Film 'The Cove'
• The January issue of Student Health 101 is now available!
• Southern Ohio Indoor Music Festival 2012
• Ohio Country Antiques Show 2012
• College's Library Collection Grows 750-fold in 15 Years
• College-Community Chorus Accepting New Members for Spring Term
• Clinton County Convention and Visitors Bureau News - January 3, 2012
• Women's Basketball Team Opens China Trip to Alumni and the Public
• Quaker Heritage Center to Feature Lincoln Exhibit
• Harcum Gallery to Present Exhibit by Columbus College of Art & Design President
• Spring Semester 2012 Issues & Artists Series Programs Set
• Children Enjoy WC's Annual Cookies with Santa
• 'OHIO' Magazine Recognizes Faculty for Teaching Excellence
• Clinton County Convention and Visitors Bureau News - November 30, 2011
• Nick Kenney '94 Receives Major League Baseball's Top Athletic Trainer Award
• College Choral Groups Expect to Create A Joyful Noise at Winter Concert Sunday
• College's Early Music Group to Hold Noon Hour Concert
• Students Survive (Barely) Without Cellphones — for a Day
• Marion Nestle to Tackle the 'Hunger-Obesity Paradox' at 2012 Food Symposium
• Teacher Education Students Honored for Completing Student Teaching
• 'Violet: The Musical' Opens Thursday for Three-Night Run
• Paranormal Academy Returns Due to Overwhelming Success
• Clinton County Convention and Visitors Bureau News - November 1, 2011
• Cross Country Teams Mix Halloween with Training
• Ohio Historical Society CEO Visits Quaker Heritage Center
• Trio of Artists to Be Featured in New Harcum Gallery Exhibit
• WC Theatre to Present 'Violet: The Musical' Nov. 17-19
• Wilmington to add varsity lacrosse teams
• 19th History Lecture to Look at Unique Slice of Colonial America
• Stuckey's New Book Chronicles 'Big Gifts' to Wilmington College
• College Holding Breast Cancer Awareness Event
• October Issue of Student Health 101 Available
• College Celebrates Fall Rite of Homecoming
• Clinton County Convention and Visitors Bureau News - September 29, 2011
• 21st Westheimer Peace Symposium to Focus on Water Issues
• Don Troike to Be Honored at Lytle Creek Day
• Alumni Returning to Alma Mater for Homecoming
• Quaker Heritage Center to Present Herblock's 'Every Green'
• Michael Snarr to Present Annual Quaker Lecture
• Proceeds Earmarked for Community Gardens Pavilion Construction
• The Purse Has Come A Long Way Baby!
• Banned Books Read-in Slated for Watson Library
• Plastic Musik to Bring Its Unique Rhythm to Wilmington College
• 3rd Tour de Farm Bike Ride Planned to Benefit Grow Food, Grow Hope
• Clinton County Convention and Visitors Bureau News - Calling on all History Buffs
• Prof Composes Piece in Memory of 9/11 Victim
• College Faculty/Staff Recognized for Longevity Milestones
• WC Theatre to Present 'Violet: The Musical'
• Happy Johnson to Open Issues & Artists Series with 'From Foster Care to First Responder'
• College to Present Discussion '9/11: 10 Years Later'
• Clinton County Convention And Visitors Bureau Newsletter - September 1, 2011
• Remembering 9/11
• Art Faculty Featured in Opening Gallery Exhibit
• September Issue of Health 101 Has Arrived
• Cache-A-Ghost
• Farm-to-Table Dinner to Benefit Grow Food, Grow Hope
• Professor Was Part of Fact-Finding Delegation in Afghanistan
• Ghosts, Goblins And Horror, Oh My!
• Back to School for Wilmington - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Tomadah Paradah Attracts Hundreds
• President Speaks of Personal Integrity with New Students at WC
• Freshmen Arrive on Campus
• 34th Annual Clinton County Corn Festival
• Tomatoes Ready to Take Center Stage Saturday
• Wilmington Institute for Lifelong Learning Schedules Fall Courses
• Clinton County Convention and Visitors Bureau News - August 2, 2011
• Jim Reynolds Assumes Interim Presidency
• Growing Season Cooperating for Second Annual Tomadah Paradah
• WC Students Attend Institute for Emerging Minority Business Leaders
• Friends United Meeting Triennial Opens at WC
• College Impacts the Community to the Tune of $30 Million Annually
• Grow Food, Grow Hope Introduces Gardening to Young People
• 'Step by Step, Rust in Peace' — Book Looks at WC's 'Quiet Peacemakers'
• 1940's Diner to Feature Car Show
• Quaker Heritage Center Exhibit on Friends United Meeting to Open July 27
• Commissioners Recognize Dan and Chris DiBiasios' 16 Years at WC
• Mayor Proclaims July 15 'Daniel A. DiBiasio and Chris Burns-DiBiasio Day'
• Select Freshmen Take the Leadership Plunge
• Pakistanis Visit College on National Equal Rights Tour
• '1776 In Concert' Runs Thursday through Sunday
• Clinton County Archaic Indian Artifacts and Presentation
• Clinton County Convention And Visitors Bureau Newsletter - July 6, 2011
• Wilmington Featured on MSNBC Piece
• Athletic Training Quiz Bowl Team Places 4th in the Nation
• Art and Pottery Festival - A Class Act
• Older Americans and Investment Fraud: 10 Best Online Resources to Protect Yourself and Your Loved Ones
• Civil War Anniversary Celebrated With Diorama and Presentation
• College-Community Summer Theatre to Present '1776 In Concert'
• Campus Community Says 'Farewell' to DiBiasios
• Master Gardening Blog Selects Grow Food, Grow Hope as 'Blue Ribbon Organization'
• College Receives $100,000 eTech Grant
• Alum Featured in Enquirer Story on Urban Gardening
• June Issue of Student Health 101 Now Available Online
• DiBiasios Recognized at Business After Hours
• Strawberry Fields Forever — Edible Landscape Featured at Library
• Alumni Converge on Alma Mater for Annual Reunion Weekend
• College Earns 5th Presidential Designation for Service
• WKRP in Cincinnati Star Returns to Alma Mater for Alumni Weekend
• Harcum Gallery's Summer Show to Feature Anne Marble Caramanico's Artwork
• Harcum Art Gallery Announces 2011-12 Season
• Westheimer Peace Symposium to Focus on Water in the 21st Century
• Fall 2011 Issues & Artists Series Anounced
• June Business After-Hours Event to Recognize Dan and Chris DiBiasio
• Alumni Reunion Weekend Set for Friday and Saturday
• 17th Annual Banana Split Festival
• Wilmington College Holds 135th Commencement
• Full Contingent of Athletic Training Seniors Gain National Certification
• College Holding 135th Commencement Saturday
• The Amazing Barn Quilt Race
• May Issue of Student Health 101 Now Available Online
• Students Engage in Community Service at WC's 17th Quake
• WC's Student Research Takes Center Court
• Clinton County Convention And Visitors Bureau Newsletter - April 29, 2011
• Collegiate Relay for Life Nears $10,000 Goal
• WC Students Take to the High Seas
• Kappas and TKB Named 2011 Greek Organizations of the Year
• May Day Concert to Feature College's Three Choral Groups
• Firm Hired to Assist with WC's Presidential Search
• Cabaret Night of Music Planned for April 26
• Collegium Musicum to Present Spring Mini-Concert
• Students Recognized for Academics and Leadership
• Civil War Presentation Coming In June
• WC Senior Wins Ping Award for Service
• Head Athletic Trainer Named for 2011-12
• Harcum Gallery Exhibit to Highlight Seniors' Artwork
• The Story of the United States Colored Troops In The Civil War
• Greeks Dismantling 'Animal House' Image
• 'Night on the Town with The Corndrinkers' to Conclude Month-Long 'New Harmonies' Programming
• Nearly 100 Join WC Students for Sibs' Weekend
• Clinton County Convention And Visitors Bureau Newsletter - April 1, 2011
• Students Lobby State Legislators at Ohio Statehouse
• April Issue of Student Health 101 Now Available Online
• Global Issues Class Plans 'Pizza Party to Benefit Olivia'
• Local Food Economies on the Rise
• Trio of Local Women Speak on Leadership, Motivation and Working on a Cause
• Solo Racing Comes To Wilmington
• College Names New Advancement Vice President
• Three Events Celebrating the Life and Work of Pete Seeger Planned in April
• Athletic Training Quiz Bowl Team Wins 6-State District Title
• Larry Gara to Speak on His Book about Jazz Great 'Baby' Dodds
• College Hosts District 17 Science Day Saturday
• College Hosting District Science Day Saturday
• U.S.D.A. Deputy Secretary to Headline WC Food Symposium
• Clinton County Convention and Visitors Bureau News - March 15, 2011
• Community Health Fair Planned for March 24
• Clarkson University Prefessor to Speak on Sustainability and Community at Wilmington College
• Leadership Clinton Names DiBiasio 'Leader of the Year'
• March Issue of Student Health 101 Magazine Available Online
• Clinton County Convention And Visitors Bureau Newsletter - March 1, 2011
• College to Present Women's History Month Events in March
• Film Industry Insider to Present Annual Stolle Lecture March 23
• Wild Carrot & the Roots Band Concert to Kick-Off 'New Harmonies' Exhibit
• Aggies Hold 52nd Livestock Judging Contest
• Harcum Gallery to Host Printmaking Exhbit
• Presidential Search Committee Has Full Contingent
• WC Theatre's 'Spinning into Butter' Opens Thursday
• Wilfredo Perez to Present 'Haiti: My Work, My Passion, My Dream'
• DiBiasio Leaving WC to Take Post at Ohio Northern
• Clinton County Convention And Visitors Bureau Newsletter - February 01, 2011
• Black History Month to Focus on 'The Education of Black Youth'
• Junior Wins $1,000 McDonald Biennial Exhibition Prize
• Pep Band Debuts at Lady Quakers' Victory
• College-Community Chorus Is Open to New Members
• Issues & Artists Series to Present Sones de México Ensemble
• Clinton County Convention And Visitors Bureau Newsletter - Dec 30, 2010
• Wilmington Institute for Lifelong Learning Schedules Spring Courses
• Martin Luther King Day Program to Feature 'Black Brand' Author
• Time Is in the Trees
• Alumni Council Sponsors 'Cookies with Santa'
• Historic Murphy Theatre To Host The Tom Daugherty Orchestra's ‘An American Christmas’
• Education Students Recognized for Completing Student Teaching
• Clinton County Convention And Visitors Bureau Newsletter - November 10, 2010
• Global Issues Class Holding Euchre Tourney for Charity
• Happy HoliDazzle!
• Southern Ohio Indoor Music Festival 2010
• Clinton County Convention And Visitors Bureau Newsletter - November 1, 2010
• Students Discover the World Is Their Oyster
• Peace Activist/Folk Singer to Sing a Song of Social Significance in WC Class
• February Chock Full of Black History Month Events
• Ohio's First Lady to Attend 'Bridges of Friendship' Exhibit Opening
• Cast Announced for College-Community Theatre’s 'Bye Bye Birdie'
• Info Session Saturday for Women’s Basketball Team’s Trip to Europe
• Quaker Heritage Center to Hold "Friends in Film" Exhibit and Movie Series
• Global Issues Class Holding Princess Party to Benefit Children of Haiti
• Earth Day Being Observed in Clinton County all Week
• Banned Books Read-In Coming Oct. 2
• Adjunct Faculty Named Music Teacher of the Year
• Historian to Speak on Religious Freedom in Colonial New Amsterdam at Annual DAC Lecture
• Italy Reigns as Most Popular 2007 WC Spring Break Destination
• Homeless Shelter Street Fair a Slam Dunk Success
• Emmanuel Jal's Upcoming Appearance a Rallying Point for WC's Freshmen
• Wilmington Institute for Lifelong Learning Enters Sophomore Year
• Fifth Annual Children’s Literature Conference Jan. 19 and 20
• Williams Stadium to Get Lighting and Field Turf for Fall 2008
• 16th Annual Banned Books Read-In Planned at Watson Library
• Four WC Students/Alumni Selected to China Competition Choir
• Dance Marathon Raising Funds for Children’s Hospital
• College Health Fair Planned for April 10
• VISTA Volunteers Introduced to Community Leaders
• Peace Resource Center Holding Japanese Children's Festival for Area Youth
• College-Community Chorus Plans Fall Rehearsals
• Conference to Feature ‘21st Century Management’
• Campus Authors Recognized by Watson Library
• Watson Library to Honor Campus Authors at Third Annual 'Circle of Knowledge' Reception
• WC Exceeds $17 Million Goal as Fundraising Campaign Concludes
• Peace Resource Center Holding Open House Dec. 7
• College Observing March As National Athletic Training Month
• College Receives 'Friend of Education' Award
• 15th Daughters of American Colonists Lecture to Present ‘Quaker Wives and Cape Horn Widows’
• Forest Wortham to Speak on Obama Presidency at WC
• Aggies Hold 51st Livestock Judging Contest
• Quaker Heritage Center to Open New Exhibit
• Cans Across America Nets 1600 Pounds of Cans in 11 Hours
• College-Community Chorus Plans Spring Semester Rehearsals
• Early Music Ensemble to Present Noon Hour Mini-Concert
• Faith & Life Forum to Ponder Ethical Capitalism
• Successful Student Teaching Experience Celebrated
• Quaker Heritage Center to Feature 'Quakers and the Political Process'
• Rainbow Eagle to Lead Journey into Native American Spirituality
• College-Community Chorus Accepting New Members for Fall Program
• Homecoming Planned This Weekend
• College Enters into Agricultural Partnership with CIFT
• Religious Emphasis Week Activities Moved to Kelly Center
• Area Business Leaders Views Students' Entrepreneurship Presentations
• Emeritus Professor Honored for Underground Railroad Research
• College-Community Summer Theatre to Present 'Evita'
• Cardboard Village Raises Money and Awareness
• Professor Conducts Research on Depleted Uranium
• Student Government Association Finds $45K for Student Scholarships
• Photojournalism Class Displays Original Coffeetable Books
• New Students Arrive in Record Numbers at WC
• WC to Host Sixth Annual Children’s Literature Conference
• Collegium Musicum to Present Noon Hour Mini-Concert
• 'Chicago Tribune' Columnist to Address WC's Commencement
• Athletic Training Team Wins Ohio Championship
• All-College Worship Offers Respite from Busy Week
• Collegiate 4-H Plans Lil' International Showmanship Contest
• Quaker Genealogy and History Conference to Study Reconstruction
• College's Cardboard Village Highlights Plight of the Homeless
• Judge to Speak on “From College to the Courtroom”
• College Earns Fourth President's Honor Roll Award for Service Designation
• WC Theatre Recognized Among Best in Miami Valley
• Sophomore Named ‘Miss Congeniality’ at Miss Ohio Pageant
• Long-time Art Prof to Have Retrospective of Works in Harcum Gallery
• Annual Spring Pops Concert Set for Sunday
• Issues & Artists Series to Present Author of ‘Babies by Design’
• WC Theatre to Present 'The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee'
• Farm-to-Table Dinner Raises Funds for Grow Food, Grow Hope Outreach
• Bluffton Tragedy Hits Close to Home
• Freshmen Arrive at WC
• Quaker Heritage Center's 'The Quaker Tapestry' Running through Dec. 11
• Second Tour de Farm to Traverse Clinton County Countryside
• Issues & Artists Series to Feature Photographer Deborah Willis
• Erika Goodwin Named Associate Dean for Academic Affairs
• Faith & Life Forum to Address Integrity
• Select Freshmen Take the Plunge
• Legacy of Friendship Lives On
• Sibs Descend upon WC Campus
• Peace Resource Center Unveils Portrait of Founder
• Japanese Visitors Present Modern Day 'Friendship Doll' to Peace Resource Center
• New Students Make Their First Mark on Wilmington College
• College Receives President’s Honor Roll Award for Service
• President Dan Turns 60
• College Holds Seventh Annual Etiquette Dinner
• Issues & Artists Series to Present National Teacher of the Year
• Dance Marathon Raises Funds for Children’s Hospital
• Issues & Artists Series to Present ‘Visual Impact’
• College Holds Annual Health Fair
• T. Canby Jones to Have Quaker Meetinghouse Named in His Honor
• Dayton Jazz Group to Present The History of Black Music’ at WC
• College Hosting Second 21st Century Management Conference
• Wallingford Expands Boundaries of His Acting in ‘Bye Bye Birdie’
• DTS Fraternity and Sorority Bake Cookies for Jail Ministry
• H1N1 Virus Policy and News (Updated Jan. 26, 2010)
• Trustees Hold Spring Meetings
• Casino Issue Forum at WC Cancelled
• DTS Fraternity Holds Fire Safety Exercise
• Community Gardens Project Ran on NBC's Saturday Evening News
• Clinton County Earth Day Activities Planned April 21-27
• Large Crop of New Students Start Their Wilmington College Experience
• College to Hold 19th Annual Westheimer Peace Symposium Oct. 21
• Paul Hamilton's Landscapes to Open Harcum Gallery Season
• Quaker Heritage Center to Present Program on Friends’ Architecture
• Soil Judging Team Places 8th in Nation
• Who Sends Thee? Statue Tells a 'Quaker Story'
• Youth Enjoying Week at Junior Master Gardener Camp
• Soil-Judging Team Qualifies for Nationals
• More than 100 Area Students Attend Children's Literature Conference
• "Farm to Table" Dinner to Raise Funds for Community Gardens Project
• Student Research Takes Center Court
• Freshmen Clean Lytle Creek Greenway Trail
• Sold-Out Concerts Raise $3,000 for Homeless Shelter
• Quaker Heritage Center to Be Open Before Sunday Concert
• Student Teaching 'Journey' Celebrated at WC Reception
• Faith & Life Forum Looks at Young Americans’ Religious Views
• Cathy Roma Wins 2008 Governor’s Arts Award
• Faith & Life Forum to Address Financial Crisis
• College Holds Banned Books Read-In
• Christian Peacemaker to Present Fourth Lecture in Alternatives to War Series
• Activities Planned to Observe Women's History Month
• 'Sweetheart House' Gutted by Aug. 1 Fire
• WC President Named to Chair AICUO Committee
• Friends in Film Series Continues with "Restoration"
• Soil Judging Team Places Ninth in Nation
• Equestrian Club Hosting Western and English Horse Shows This Weekend
• Paul Moke Writing Book on Supreme Court Chief Justice Earl Warren
• College to Observe Homecoming This Weekend
• WC Alumnus and Earlham Prof to Give Annual Quaker Lecture
• WC Holds Steady in Top 25 of U.S. News’ Rankings
• Wilmington Resident Presents College with New United Nations Flag
• Banned Books Read-In Planned at Watson Library
• Patrick Adams’ Exhibit of Landscape Paintings Running through March 9
• Larry Gara: Pacifist, Historian, Professor, Peace Activist, Social Justice Champion, Visionary
• Asteroids and Eggs: Astronomer Debunks Science Myths
• Peace Resource Center to Observe 35th Anniversary
• WC's Dining Services Collects 882 Pounds of Canned Food
• Kendra Cipollini to Present Final Faculty Lecture of Semester
• New Students Begin Their WC Experience
• Food Symposium Highlights Critical Role of Agriculture
• WC Attains Enhanced Ranking in US News’ Best Colleges Issue
• Cincinnati Branch - Blue Ash Hosting Community Open House
• Alumnus to Speak on Sustainability
• Larry Howard Named Collegiate Athletic Trainer of the Year
• Buddhist Nuns to Teach Meditation Techniques
• College-Community Chorus Accepting New Members for Spring Program
• Community Invited to International Dinner at Wilmington College
• Art Brooks Recognized by Ohio Secretary of State"s Office
• Issues & Artists Series to Present Asian Tradition through Taiko Drumming
• Feed the Children Founder to Speak Friday Morning
• Ohio's First Lady Helps Open 'Bridges of Friendship' Exhibit
• Alum/Trustee Named Advancement VP
• Students Prepare to Become Entrepreneurs
• Issues & Artists Series to Present Chitram: A Portrait of India
• College Band, Gospel Ensemble to Present Wednesday Concert
• Women's Basketball Team's Trip to Europe Open to Public
• Concerts Raise Funds for Fully Accessible Playground
• 'State of Peace' Exhibit to Be Featured at Westheimer Peace Symposium
• 'Early American Origins of Modern Gun Debate' Topic of DAC Lecture
• Morningstar to Present 'Memento Mori' Series of Still Life Photographs
• Faith & Life Forum to Address the Supernatural
• College to Hold Student-Athlete Info Session at Blue Ash Campus
• Trustees Hold Winter Meetings
• 313 Degrees Conferred at Commencement
• Fred Anliot to Be Honored Saturday by Lytle Creek League of Conservators
• FCNL's Matt Southworth to Give Afghanistan Update
• ‘Dream Becomes Reality’
• Hannah Banana Bread Company President and Founder to Present Stolle Lecture
• Classes Start at Wilmington College
• Athletic Training Students Land Internships with Reds, Bengals and Steelers
• Faith & Life Forum to Explore ‘Faith and Family’
• WC’s Art Brooks Honored as Red Cross Hero
• Project Princess Hailed as ‘Great Success’
• Quaker Heritage Center to Hold Friendship Doll Presentation
• ‘Our Country’s Good’ is Winter Theatre Production
• College to Host Community Martin Luther King Day Program
• College to Host Community Health Fair Thursday
• Profs Present Papers at African Studies Conference
• Mud Volleyball Competition Kicks Off Homecoming Celebration
• 200 Students Volunteer to Distribute Food to Victims of DHL Pullout
• Mock Trial Team Earns Spirit Award at Regional Competition
• College-Community Chorus Set to Start New Year
• College Inks Agreement with Mount Carmel College of Nursing
• Students Present Research at Symposium in Philippines
• College Holds Annual Quake Day of Community Service
• Professor to Speak at Conference in Liverpool, England
• Grow Food, Grow Hope Initiative Wins $20,000 Grant
• Mud Volleyball Opens Homecoming Weekend Festivities
• Final Faith & Life Forum to Look at Art and Religion
• New Campus Sirens Set for September Tests
• Colorful Chemistry
• Black Violin to Open 2010-11 Issues & Artists Series
• WC Featured in New Book ‘A Place Called Home’
• Auditions Planned for Summer Theatre's Production of 'Titanic, the Musical'
• Daughters of American Colonists History Lecture to Explore 1790s Vision of a More Perfect World
• College to Host National Peace Academy Event Aug. 1-7
• Catch a cloud at WC's 19th Annual High School Chemistry Night!
• Hundreds Come Out for Collegiate Relay for Life
• Freshmen Introduced to Volunteer Service
• College-Community Theatre Sets 'Evita' Auditions for May 23-25
• WC to Host Celebration of Mozart's 250th Birthday
• Katie Laur and Her Bluegrass Band Coming to WC
• WC to Oversee Nine AmeriCorps*VISTA Community Volunteers
• WC Students Make Pledge in Observance of the 'Week of the Young Child'
• Business Club Lecture to Feature Alkermes Official
• Harcum Art Gallery Featuring ‘God Is Old’ Exhibit by Joan Effertz
• WC Is Tops in Ohio’s ‘Recycle Mania’
• Collegiate 4-H Holds Regional Showmanship Contest
• Quaker Meetinghouse Dedicated to T. Canby Jones
• Aggies Hold 50th Livestock Judging Contest at Roberts Arena
• American Dolls and Goodwill Enjoyed at Hirado Girls' Festival in Japan
• New Sports Medicine Providers Enlisted for Athletics
• College-Community Chorus Accepting New Members
• Athletic Training Quiz Bowl Team Repeats as State Champs
• WC Offered Wilmington Youth a ‘Window on the Wider World’
• Concert to Benefit Rainbow Village Child Care Center
• New Book Illustrates "Bridge of Friendship" between U.S. and Japan
• Campus Welcomes Alumni Back to Alma Mater for Homecoming
• Pope Benedict Surprises WC Students on Spring Break Tour of Rome
• Ralph Nader Visits Campus
• Breast Cancer Panel Discussion Set at WC
• Ohio PBS TV Stations to Feature Community Gardens
• Quaker Heritage Center to Present Program on Meetinghouse Structure
• Ag Grads Getting Good Jobs
• Grow Food, Grow Hope Selected as Tom's of Maine $20,000 Grant Finalist
• Singcinnati! Chorus Wins Pair of Silver Medals in Chinese Choral Competition
• WC Trustees Welcome Eight New Members
• WC Authors of the 21st Century Honored
• WC Maintains Status in Top Tier of U.S. 'Best Colleges' News Rankings
• WYSO Radio Presents Three-Part Series on 'Home Grown Hope in Wilmington'
• Joyce Carol Oates to Open 2006-07 Issues & Artists Series
• College Hosting Women’s History Month Presentation
• Planting Commences at WC’s ‘Grow Food, Grow Hope’ Garden
• WC's Dining Services Wins 'Battle of the Chefs'
• WC Hosting Women’s History Month Events in March
• ‘Beyond Birmingham’ Exhibit Extended through April 11
• Olympic Gold Medalist to Speak Wednesday
• Emeritus Professor Named Ohio"s 'Outstanding English Teacher'
• Homecoming Held Under Sunny, Blue October Skies
• FCNL Legislative Secretary to Present 5th Lecture in Alternatives to War Series
• Students Are Spring Breaking across the Globe
• New Students Arrive in Record Numbers at WC
• Lecture Series to Look at Alternatives to War
• February Features Host of Black History Month Events
• College to Hold 131st Commencement May 13
• Who Would Jesus Vote For?
• Collegium Musicum to Perform Noon Hour Mini-Concert
• Peace Resource Center Publishes 'To Russia with Love'
• Local Shawnee Drummers to Participate in Rainbow Eagle’s Program at WC
• Faculty Receive Conflict Resolution Certification
• Moments in Time Captured in Sarvis' Photo Exhibit
• Farm-to-Table Benefit Dinner for Grow Food, Grow Hope Is Sept. 24
• ***COLLEGE CLOSED TUES., FEB. 13***
• Support Staff and Administrators Recognized for Longevity and Loyalty
• Farm to Table Benefit Dinner Raises Money for Community Gardens
• Tomatoes Taking Center Stage at Aug. 21 Event
• WC Alum to Present Poetry Reading
• Quaker Heritage Center to Host Quaker Women in Ministry Exhibit
• Orion Center Presents WC with "Friend of People with Disabilities Award"
• College Holds 134th Commencement
• College to Hold Banned Books Read-In
• QHC Plans National History Day Open House for Teachers
• Local Business Leaders View Student Entrepreneurship Presentations
• Music Department to Hold Spring Concert
• Quaker Heritage Center to Host Story of Hillsboro School Integration
• Issues & Artists Series to Present the Inspiration Behind HBO’s ‘Walkout’
• Athletic Training Quiz Bowl Team Wins Six-State District Title
• College Hosts District 17 Science Day
• Ducks Race for Cancer Cure
• Cleveland Plain Dealer Lauds WC's Middle School-Targeted College Club
• Women's History Month Finale to Feature Acclaimed Author/Editor
• WC Moves Up 15 Spots in Top Tier of US News’ Rankings
• College to Host Community Martin Luther King Day Program
• Friends in Film Series Continues with Oliver Stone's Epic 'Nixon'
• Grad and Faculty Member Capture Top Two Athletic Training Research Honors
• Quaker Heritage Center Adds Photography Exhibit to ‘Children of Abraham’
• Winter Concert to Feature Three WC Choral Groups
• President's Advisory Council Spends Afternoon Mentoring Students
• WC Alum Receives State Teaching Award
• Irish Troupe to Open 2008-09 Issues & Artists Series
• Community Welcome to Sit in on "Baseball in American Culture" Discussions
• Prof Incorporates 'Twilight Zone' Episodes into Philosophy Class
• ***COLLEGE CLOSED WEDNESDAY., FEB. 14***
• Quaker Heritage Center Exhibit Opens Summer Run in Washington D.C.
• Equestrian Team to Hold English and Western Shows This Weekend
• College-Community Chorus Seeking New Members for Fall Rehearsals
• College to Host Celebration of Seasonal Holidays
• Campus Minister Leaving for ‘Self-Imposed Sabbatical’
• Freshman Killed in Crash While Returning from Weekend
• College to Offer Reading Endorsement Program in Blue Ash
• College to Host Program in Recognition of Constitution Day
• AFSC’s ‘Professional Peacemaker’ to Give Annual Quaker Lecture
• Local Alumni to Receive Honorary Degrees at WC’s Commencement
• ABN to Broadcast Live from Food Symposium
• Harcum Art Gallery to Feature Paintings and Monotypes
• Physics Prof Teaches Astronomy to Area Youth
• Retiring Music Professor to Perform ‘Hail and Farewell Concert’
• Sibs Converge on Campus for Annual Weekend
• WC Theatre to Present Shakespeare’s The Winter’s Tale
• Hooray for Bollywood: Lecture on 'Slumdog Millionaire' Set at WC
• Harcum Gallery to Feature Works of Area Art Educators
• Emeritus WC Prof Wrote Wilmington Chapter in ‘Founded by Friends’
• Peace Clinic’ Featured at WC on Third Saturdays through May
• College Establishes Wilmington Institute for Lifelong Learning
• Administrators, Support Staff Recognized for Service Milestones
• College Holds 21st High School Chemistry Night
• College to Host Program on Holiday Traditions
• CIFT Offering Business Opportunities through Co-Op Development
• Harcum Gallery to Host Exhibit of Nina Tolley’s Paintings
• Volunteers Help with Wind Storm Clean-up Effort
• WC Faculty Member Earns Teaching Honor from Cincinnati Consortium
• Third Friday Concert Series to Be Held on Campus Sept. 17
• Aggies Livestock Judging Contest Rescheduled
• Federal Grant Info Session Planned
• Fred Anliot Recognized as 'Clinton County Naturalist of the Year'
• Academy Participants Will Return Home with Peace Building Plans
• November Snow
• Pulitzer Prize-Winning Journalist to Speak at Commencement
• Exhibit by Art Professor Opens Harcum Gallery Season
• Senior Captures OATA's 'Exceptional' Research Award
• 16th Annual Westheimer Peace Symposium to Look at Border Issues
• Prof to Speak on 'Archaeology and Near Death Experiences in North Africa'
• College-Community Summer Theatre to Hold Auditions May 24 and 26
• Watson Library Honors Campus Authors
• ‘Eyes Wide Open — Ohio’ Coming to Wilmington
• Religious Emphasis Week to Look at ‘Spirituality Around the World’
• President to Meet with Secretary of Education, U.S. Senators
• 14th Annual Quaker Lecture Planned for April 11
• Exhibit of Greg Storer’s Paintings Planned at Harcum Gallery
• Ohio District 17 Science Day Planned at Wilmington College
• Steven Stovall Earns Ph.D.
• Quaker Heritage Center to Present ‘A Time for Reflection’
• American Children's Ambassador Welcomed
• Sigrid Solomon Named New Dean of Students
• Faculty Lecture to Look at College Students and War
• Carillon Lighting Ushers in the Holiday Season at WC
• WC Theatre to Present the Musical 'Working'
• Athletic Training Students Present Research at Professional Conference
• ‘Peace Week’ Activities Planned Sept. 22-30
• Heart. Music. Change. Group to Present Benefit Concert
• Peace Resource Center to Hold Activities for International Day of Peace
• After Apocalypse: Nuclear Writings in Native America and Japan
• College-Community Summer Theatre to Present ‘Titanic, the Musical’
• Issues & Artists Series to Continue with "Behind the Swoosh"
• Freshmen Arrive at WC
• Bonnie Byrne Garners National Recognition
• Annual Spring Pops Concert April 27
• Sigs Collect Canned Goods for Local Food Pantry
• Bridges of Friendship Exhibit to Have Special Saturday Hours May 29
• Pinwheels for Peace Spinning at Peace Resource Center
• Artist’s Reception for Wilmington’s David Kline Planned for Wednesday
• New Graduate Earns State Athletic Training Research Honor
• Senior Art Show Opening Set for Monday Evening
• Little Sibs Weekend 2006
• Students Present Research at Symposium in Ecuador
• Fifth Annual Quaker Genealogy and History Conference Is April 16-19
• WC Theatre to Present One Act Play Festival
• Faith & Life Forum to Address Forgiveness
• WC to Observe Women’s History Month with Unique Programs
• Food Symposium to Highlight 'Eat Healthy/Grow Responsibly'
• Equine Center Holding Open Horse Show Sept. 8
• College to Show the Film 'Lest We Forget: Silent Voices'
• QHC's Friends in Film Series to Conclude with 'Iron Jawed Angels'
• Harcum Gallery to Host Exhibit of John Camp’s Paintings
• Faculty Member to Receive GCCCU Teaching Award
• Students Invited to Contribute Artwork to MLK Program
• College Holds 23rd Annual High School Chemistry Night
• Hugh Heiland’s Passing Marks the End of an Era
• Religious Intolerance at the Nation’s Founding Is Topic of DAC Lecture
• Paul Moke to Speak on His Earl Warren Book
• Film Imagines Nonviolent Solutions to Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
• Ice Storm Closes College for Two Days
• Peace Resource Center to Feature 'Stories of Hope'
• Students 'Walk in Shoes of the Homeless' for a Night
• Ag Community Learns about Advances in Corn and Soybeans at WC
• Three Concerts to Highlight Holiday Season
• Senior Receives Ping Award for Service
• 2009-10 Issues & Artists Series to Open with "Bad Astronomy"
• Summer Art Exhibit to Feature Works by John Camp
• DiBiasios Selected to Co-Chair United Way Campaign
• Faith & Life Forum Asks, ‘Is the Scientific Community Against Faith?’
• Harvest Begins at 'Grow Food, Grow Hope' Garden
• WC Announces Upcoming Music Department Events
• Annual Quaker Lecture Series to Feature Humorist/Author
• College and Community to Present Musical to Benefit Homeless Shelter
• Entrepreneur to Speak on Marketing Bamboo Socks
• WC's 'Anti-Columbine' ProjectTRUST Offers Antidote for School Bullying
• Lecture Series Featuring Faculty Scholarship Reflecting Quaker Values to Open Nov. 12
• Campus Safety Officer Commended for Outstanding Performance
• Final Issues & Artists Series Program to Present 'Pieces of War'
• Issues & Artists Series to Open with Nick Clooney’s ‘A Journey to Darfur’
• College Presents MLK Program on Eve of Obama Inauguration
• Exhibit Explores How Children Learn about Other Cultures
• New Cincinnati Branch Established in Blue Ash
• Sculpture Exhibit Opening Set at Harcum Gallery
• Music Professor Having Composition Performed and Recorded
• U.S. Congressman Visits the College
• Peace Activist to Speak at Quaker Heritage Center
• Student Volunteers Assisting Red Cross in Storm Aid
• Clinton Pettus Joins College Board of Trustees
• 20th Westheimer Peace Symposium to Look at 'Blueprint for Justice'
• Aggies Hold 49th Annual Livestock Judging Competition
• Quaker Heritage Center to Host 'Meetinghouses of the Wilmington Yearly Meeting'
• Great Potato Harvest Nets 6,618 Pounds of Potatoes for Charity
• Hundreds Come Out to Celebrate the Tomato
• Tim McCarty '83 Posthumously Named ‘Freedom Hero’
• Wilmington College to Present Week of Music
• Season's Harvest to Supply Fundraising Feast
• Business VP Tom Jenkins Retires from Wilmington College
• Members of Campus Community Ask Questions of Candidates
• Campus Community Together as ‘ONE’ Against Extreme Poverty
• Athletic Training Quiz Bowl Team Places Seventh in Nation
• Japanese Visitor Helped Return Ellen C. Doll for Wilmington Visit
• Featured Composers Reflect Musical Blood Line to Centuries-Old Music
• ONE Campaign Chapter Ranks First in the Nation
• Senior Receives Ping Award for Service
• Student Anti-Genocide Group to Present Rapper Omekongo
• Community MLK Day Program Planned for Jan. 16 at Wilmington College
• Donna Myers Receives Teaching Award
• WC Receives Third President’s Honor Roll Award for Service
• Stanfield's Dolls Featured in 'Bridges of Friendship' Exhibit
• College Hosting ‘Peace Week’ Activities
• WC Wins State Athletic Training Quiz Bowl
• WC Theatre to Present A.R. Gurney's 'The Dining Room'
• Music Professor Honored for Commitment to ‘The Voices Behind the Walls’
• Sculpture Exhibit Opens at Harcum Gallery
• Quaker Heritage Center Involved with Historic Warren County Book
• Harcum Gallery to Host Exhibit of Chuck Marshall's Paintings
• WC Wins Inaugural Water Polo Match
• Meet the Candidates Night Planned at WC for Sept. 29
• Faculty Presentations to Cover Profs' Upcoming Book and Habitat Work in Romania
• President's Advisory Council Offers Career Mentoring to WC Students
• College Names New Academics Vice President
• Select WC Freshmen Take the Leadership Plunge
• Keady Is a Pebble in Nike's Corporate Shoe
• Class of 2014 Welcomed to Wilmington College
• Ludovic St. becomes Quaker Way
• Artists’ Reception Is Wednesday for ‘Senior Thesis Exhibition’
• Japanese Visitors to Present Talent Show
• Gara's War Resisters Book Translated into Japanese
• Issues & Artists Series to Feature The Mystical Arts of Tibet
• Wilmington College Hosts District 17 Science Day
• Contest for Dinner and Summer Theatre Tickets Underway
• Annual Quake Brings Out Students for Community Service
• College Announces Promotion of Two Faculty Members
• Wilmington College Theatre to Present the Drama ‘Stop Kiss’
• Confederate Flag to Be Topic of Campus Program
• College to Present Earth Day Food Symposium
• Vote Tara Rausch for NCAA Division III All-Time Top 5
• Students Accept Challenge to Make a Difference in Darfur
• Health Fair and Blood Drive Set for Thursday
• First Faith & Life Forum to Feature Influential Books
• Ceramics Exhibit Featured at Harcum Gallery through March 7
• WC Scholars Competition Yields Full Ride Scholarships
• Alum ‘Going for the Gold’ at Beijing Olympics
• Marriage Proposed on the 20 Yard Line
• College to Host Community Martin Luther King Day Program
• WCET"s 'Focus' Program to Feature 30 Minutes on Grow Food, Grow Hope
• Long-time English Prof Named Associate Dean
• Professor to Speak on Multicultural Marketing
• Associated Press Story on WC's Community Gardens Goes International
• Issues & Artists Series to Address "The Iran Question"
• Collegiate 4-H Presenting 8th Annual Lil International Showmanship Show
• Presidential Hopeful McCain Visits Wilmington College Campus
• College to Host Visit by Kyrgyz Educators
• Alum Helping Give Hope to Post-Katrina New Orleans
• Community Martin Luther King Day Program Set for Jan. 18
• Drummin' on the Mall
• Life in the Lab: Senior Has Summer Internship at UC's Medical School
• Good bye, Ellen C.!
• Equestrian Team Is Western Competition Runner-up
• Collegiate 4-H Presents 9th Annual Lil International Showmanship Show
• College Offering 4th/5th Grade Teaching Endorsement Program This Fall
• Sodexo Donates Tree in Campus Mall
• 2006-07 Issues & Artists Series Announced
• Charlotte Fairlie to Give First Spring Faculty Lecture
• Project Princess Provides Prom Dresses
• Top Auctioneer to Speak at Wilmington College's Annual Stolle Lecture
• Religious Emphasis Week Planned Feb. 6-10
• Three Holiday Concerts Planned
• Peace Resource Center Given Japanese Friendship Doll
• Wilmington Haunted Hollow Ride
• Local Pumpkin Crop Is Good
• Clinton County Convention And Visitors Bureau Newsletter - October 1, 2010
• Holiday Programs Just Around The Corner
• Bluegrass Featured At Southern Ohio Indoor Music Festival
• Ohio Country Antiques Show
• Clinton County Convention And Visitors Bureau News - For A Hauntingly Good Tim
• Clinton County Convention And Visitors Bureau News - A Testimony To Peace
• Clinton County Convention And Visitors Bureau Newsletter - September 1, 2010
• Clinton County Convention And Visitors Bureau News - Who Are The Quakers?
• Clinton County Convention and Visitors Bureau News - August 17, 2010
• 33rd Annual Clinton County Corn Festival
• Clinton County Convention and Visitors Bureau News - Tomadah Paradah Festival
• Clinton County Convention and Visitors Bureau News -August 3, 2010
• Classic Cars and Bikes Take Center Stage
• Going Green ‘Historic Fashions’
• Fire Jump Highlights CrabFest 2010
• Works Of Art Focus Of Art And Pottery Festival
• Clinton County Convention and Visitors Bureau News - July 1, 2010
• Art of Scrollsaw Featured from Clinton County Convention and Visitors Bureau
• Clinton County Newsletter - June 1, 2010
• Music Of All Genres Featured At Banana Split Festival
• Americanization Of The Family Barn At Clinton County History Center
• Clinton County Newsletter - May 3, 2010
• Clinton County Newsletter - April 1, 2010
• Clinton County Convention And Visitors Bureau Newsletter - March 26, 2010
• Clinton County Convention And Visitors Bureau News - Barn Quilts Blanket SW Ohio
• Clinton County Convention And Visitors Bureau Newsletter - March 3, 2010
• Ellen C. Returns Home After 83 Years
• Clinton County Convention and Visitors Bureau News - February 12, 2010
• Paranormal Academy Returns Due to Overwhelming Success
• Clinton County Convention And Visitors Bureau Newsletter - February 2010
• Clinton County Convention And Visitors Bureau Newsletter - January 2010
• Clinton County Convention and Visitors Bureau News: 200 Candles Will Light Up Wilmington and ...
• Mass Choir Performs In March
• Clinton County Newsletter - December 1, 2009
• Free Holiday Experience Especially For Children
• Clinton County Newsletter - November 12, 2009
• It's Back To School For The Paranormal Academy
• Clinton County Newsletter - November 2, 2009
• Clinton County Convention and Visitors Bureau News - More Than Pumpkins
• Antique Show
• Clinton County Convention and Visitors Bureau News - October 1, 2009
• Clinton County Convention and Visitors Bureau Newsletter - September 23, 2009
• Clinton County Convention and Visitors Bureau Newsletter - September 1, 2009
• Clinton County Convention and Visitors Bureau Newsletter - July 31, 2009
• Clinton County Newsletter - July 1, 2009
• Hampton Offers Renaissance Festival Package
• Clinton County Convention and Visitors Bureau Calendar - June 1, 2009 Update
• Strawberries Earlier, Sweeter and Bigger This Year
• World's Largest Horseshoe Crab Ranks In Top 5 Of Roadside Attractions
• Master's Compete In Decadent Foodie Contest
• Clinton County Convention and Visitors Bureau Newsletter - May 4, 2009
• Olympic Equine Sport Featured In Ohio
• Clinton County Newsletter - April 1, 2009
• Clinton County Events Update - March 2, 2009
• Clinton County Newsletter - February 2, 2009
• Clinton County Newsletter - January 2, 2009
• Play Dates - A Toy Exhibit
• Fall Family Fun At Bergefurd's Farm
• Girlfriend Getaway Focuses On Stained Glass
• Art And Pottery Festival
• Disney Institute Travels To Ohio To Present Professional Development Program
• Wilmington High School Chat
• Banana Split Festival
• Clinton County Ohio News

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