Members of the Bush family and officials from the Clinton County Foundation visited Wilmington College’s Equine Center this week to observe the fourth annual Therapeutic Riding Camp for several dozen [...]
TopWorkplaces.com named Wilmington College among the best educational institutions in which to be employed in its 2026 awards. It lists the College among its top 67 schools in the nation [...]
The emerging AgriScience Complex at Wilmington College continues to gain outside support as AgCredit presented a $25,000 check during a visit by company officials earlier this week. Last fall, the [...]
Wilmington College named Earlham School of Religion graduate Noah Kellum as its next campus minister following a national search. He will succeed Nancy McCormick, who retired in June after serving [...]
One-day intensive sessions this fall will help manufacturing, transportation, supply-chain, and warehousing employers turn frontline workers into confident, capable managers. WILMINGTON, Ohio — Wilmington College’s Office of Workforce & Continuing [...]
Wilmington College/Community Summer Theatre will present the musical, Xanadu, with four performances on July 16, 17 and 18, at 7:30 p.m., and July 19, at 2 30 p.m., in Hugh [...]
Wilmington College is enjoying a period of increasing enrollment, record student retention, the implementation of new programs and a renewed spirit of enthusiasm and optimism — proof of its enduring [...]
The transformation of the former BrightFarms facility into the Wilmington College AgriScience Complex received significant support in Ohio’s newly approved capital budget. Gov. Mike DeWine signed House Bill 2 earlier [...]
Mamadou Barry ’26 is heading to the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine in August. He shared the remarkable story that led him to study a pre-medicine curriculum at [...]
The Clinton Community Fellows Program has officially launched its 2026 summer session, welcoming a new cohort of college students for a 10-week immersive experience focused on leadership development, community engagement, [...]
W26 Wilmington College announces the Dean’s List for the 2026 Spring Semester. Those full-time students receiving the Dean’s List honor accomplished a grade point average of 3.5 or better on a 4.0 scale. Also, they [...]
The Strategic Ohio Council for Higher Education (SOCHE) recognizes the importance of acknowledging the outstanding faculty and staff at its member institutions. Wilmington College’s honorees for the 2025-26 academic year [...]
Brian Snowden pays heed to the legend of Grandma Moses, who took up artistic painting later in life. Upon his retirement as a business professor at Wilmington College in 2022, [...]
Wilmington College students entering its STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) fields of data science, math education, agronomy and health science stand to benefit greatly from a $150,000 Choose Ohio [...]
One in four older adults experiences a fall each year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Wilmington College’s Erin Bales will facilitate Stepping On, a free program [...]
Wilmington College President Corey Cockerill looks back to Christmas in 2011 when her sister, Erin Balbier, gave her a domino-shaped object, colorfully hand-painted with a cartoonish robot. That was her [...]
View Gary Hirsch’s Keynote address Gary Hirsch told the Class of 2026 to become improvisers, since uncertainty in life is inevitable. He offered some sage advice as a career improviser [...]
Wilmington College has another national champion after a slew of them in track and field in recent years. Senior Maegan Pearson won the Open Western Horsemanship and High-Point Rider titles [...]
Wilmington College’s realignment of its senior leadership structure features J. Wynn Alexander adding provost to his title of vice president for academic affairs. President Corey Cockerill said his new duties [...]
Wilmington College will renew its spring tradition of Commencement, which hearkens back to 1875, on Saturday (May 9) when 224 graduates receive diplomas for a Bachelor of Arts (BA), Bachelor [...]
Representatives from The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine met with Wilmington College officials on Wednesday (April 29) to solidify a partnership designed to strengthen the recruitment of students [...]
From 1944, the Y12 National Security Complex in Oak Ridge, TN, secretly developed and produced enriched uranium for the nuclear weapons that the U.S. military dropped on Hiroshima, Japan, on [...]
Wilmington College has been so enriched with high-impact student leadership this year that two seniors were selected to receive the Robert E. Lucas Leadership Award at the culmination of Saturday’s [...]
Guests representing the Bush Family and Clinton County Foundation took advantage of a beautiful spring day to visit Wilmington College recently. They were on campus to commemorate a $9,300 grant [...]