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A Look Back at International Women’s Day: The Wesleyan Way

We featured another incredible 15 Kentucky Wesleyan alumnae on International Women’s Day March 8! Thanks to these women and the MANY more who represent Kentucky Wesleyan so well. Keep reading to learn more about this year’s #WomenofWesleyan.

A Look Back at Black History Month: The Wesleyan Way 2024

“Kentucky Wesleyan College has a rich history of education. The College was founded by the Kentucky Methodists for the promotion of literature, science, morality and religion. Although a strong base for education, the College expanded due to diversifying needs of the nation to offer liberal arts education, integrating half the student body as teachers and…

Dr. Thomas Mitzel Announces Retirement as President of Kentucky Wesleyan College

Kentucky Wesleyan College President Dr. Thomas Mitzel has announced his retirement following the conclusion of his current contract in December 2024. “As I embark upon my fifth year as president at Kentucky Wesleyan College, I reflect on what has been a transformational experience for Rhonda and myself,” said Dr. Mitzel. “Working on a college campus…

Why I Give – Peggie (Pratt) Stewart ’73

“KWC gave me the strength, confidence and security to raise my family. My experience at the College laid the foundation for my life, not just to survive but to thrive. I am confident in what I bring to the table wherever I am, thanks to KWC.  My education changed the quality of my family’s life. …

Kentucky Wesleyan College hosts Ryan McKain art exhibition

Kentucky Wesleyan College is hosting an art exhibition by Ryan McKain, “As the Mind Wanders, the Body Reacts, and so on!” through April 14 in the Ralph Center Gallery of Fine Arts at the corner of College Drive and South Griffith Ave. The exhibition is free and open to the public, and the gallery is…

Kentucky Wesleyan celebrates International Women’s Day #TheWesleyanWay

We had another incredible year highlighting a dozen incredible #WomenOfWesleyan for International Women’s Day 2023. Our features included alumni and friends from a variety of ages and backgrounds and career paths including nonprofit leadership, medicine, entrepreneurship and so much more. Enjoy this look back on this year’s #WomenOfWesleyan and let us know who we should…

A Look Back at Black History Month: The Wesleyan Way 2023

“Kentucky Wesleyan College has a rich history of education. The College was founded by the Kentucky Methodists for the promotion of literature, science, morality and religion. Although a strong base for education, the College expanded due to diversifying needs of the nation to offer liberal arts education, integrating half the student body as teachers and…

Why I Give – Sally (Allen) Crenshaw ’67

“I am so very proud of KWC. The progress made over the years has been significant and has been accomplished through some trying times. The entire faculty and staff are excellent and consider each student their priority. In just the last week or so, I encountered a young lady at Barnes and Noble wearing a…

Kentucky Wesleyan Graphic Design Program earns Animation Career Review recognition

Kentucky Wesleyan College’s graphic design program has earned recognition as one of the top programs in Kentucky by Animation Career Review. The company evaluates academic reputation, admission selectivity, employment data, depth and breadth of program faculty, value as it relates to tuition and indebtedness, and graduation in ranking institutions. “Our program is rigorous, and our…

Meet the President’s Cabinet – Eddie Kenny

Vice President of Advancement Family: My wife, Wendy, and I will celebrate 18 years of marriage in July. We have three children – Katie (13), Joey (9) and Clare (5). Both Wendy and I grew up in the Ft. Lauderdale area, and our families are still in Florida. My parents and brother remain in Ft.…