Tribute
Lewis Wells: A Wesley Legacy
FROM 1947 TO 1982 the halls of Wesley Junior College were graced by a man named Lewis Wells. More than just a professor of English and dramatic arts, Wells was a legend. He left an indelible mark on Wesley College history, molding countless students as he sought to spread a love of the arts, literature, religion and life to all he encountered…
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Features
KATHY (EDMUNDS) BIGLIN ’78 found her way to Wesley Junior College in 1976, leaving her hometown of Linwood, N.J. for the first time. During her time at Wesley, she was actively involved in campus life, participated in various sports, and acquired many lasting friendships…
After meeting Dr. Patricia Dwyer, it’s easy to understand why adjectives like “engaging” and “intelligent” are used by colleagues to describe her…
IT’S HARD TO define a college that has meant so many different things to each generation that has passed through its halls, whether those halls belong to Old Main or the Henry Belin DuPont College Center. One thing is for sure. There’s a spirit that has always remained constant at Wesley College…
THE INAUGURAL YEAR of the Wesley Society has been an incredible and highly successful journey. Since its inception in fall 2009 when 62 donors qualified as charter members, Society membership had grown to 155 members at the end of the charter year on December 31, 2010…
THE SECOND ANNUAL Arts in the Parlor fundraising event held on Saturday, April 9 almost doubled in size and in funds raised from last year’s inaugural event…
MOST FANS WOULD not have predicted the season that the football team produced if you had told them that 18 student-athletes would go down with season-ending injuries…










