Wilmington College announces those students who completed their studies by earning Bachelor of Science (BS), Bachelor of Arts (BA), Master of Organizational Leadership (MOL) and Master of Science in Occupational Therapy (MSOT) degrees following the 2025 Fall Semester. They are eligible to participate in the College's 150th annual Commencement on May 9.

High school students have an opportunity to get a jump start on college or entering the workforce through Wilmington College’s new College & Career Academy.

Stephen Covey’s bestselling book, “The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People,” has been a globally recognized leadership framework for decades, inspiring personal and professional growth. Wilmington College is bringing Greg L. Oliver to campus to provide a two-hour overview of Covey’s seven habits titled “Care, Feeding and Nurturing the Goose That Laid the Golden Egg,” on Jan. 29, from 3 to 5 p.m., in WC’s Buren Center for Business in Bailey Hall.

Amy Deal grew up in Cranberry Prairie, Ohio, surrounded by rural landscapes where she spent her days exploring the outdoors. That formative experience continues to inform her work as an artist. Her latest body of work, “Nature Paintings,” will be the featured winter exhibit at Wilmington College’s Harcum Art Gallery, running Jan. 21 through March 6.

Acclaimed Quaker author/playwright Frank Levering will spend a week this month at Wilmington College as its winter Quaker-in-Residence. He will interact with students and the campus community, highlighting the theme “Farming as Ministry,” as well as present a pair of evening programs for the greater Wilmington community.

The College Sports Communicators (CSC) announced their 2025 Academic All-District Football teams, and the Wilmington Quakers had four players honored.

Wilmington College announces the Dean’s List for the 2025 Fall Semester.

Wilmington College Professor Carly Maris brought her history class to life recently when officials with the Ohio School of Falconry introduced several birds of prey to students learning about Animals of the Ancient World.

Wilmington College’s alumni, campus and greater communities of friends came through big time in supporting the annual Giving Tuesday campaign in early December. Far eclipsing the goal of raising $100,000, gifts totaled more than $155,000.

D3football.com announced their 2025 All-Region teams, and for the first time in program history, the publication recognized a Wilmington Quakers return specialist not only as an All-Region performer, but a First Team All-Region 4 honoree in senior Darryl Story.

The English poet and author Chaucer wrote in the 1300s that, “Time and tide wait for no man.” Wilmington College sophomore Henry Hildebrandt and other members of the new student organization, WC History Council, are discovering that time has been relentless in obscuring an important part of Clinton County's history.

For the first time since 2004, the Wilmington College men’s soccer team had a player named an All-American by the United Soccer Coaches (USC) this afternoon. This player was sophomore Parker Burke, who was named to the Second Team and is the first All-American for the men’s soccer program since Chad Garman.

Members of Wilmington College’s men’s lacrosse team staged 10 weekly training sessions throughout the fall in which they introduced third, fourth and fifth-grade boys from Wilmington’s Denver Place Elementary School to the game they love.

Wilmington College will observe the Christmas and holiday season with its annual Winter Concert featuring the College Chorale, Quaker Jazz Ensemble and Symphonic Winds on Dec. 5, at 7:30 p.m., in Heiland Theatre. The event is free of charge.

Cathy Linderman always wished she had attended a college with an equestrian program. Perhaps her gift of a trio of horses to Wilmington College for its equine program now gives her a semblance of that unique collegial connection. Linderman is a prominent horse breeder whose stables once featured as many as 187 horses.