Summer 2009
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Lost...and found 

Thomas' Travel Photos
Thomas Garng Madut was born in Turalie, Sudan, in 1985. When he was little more than a toddler, his childhood was interrupted by a government sponsored attack on his village. In their haste to escape, families were separated, and many people were murdered.

Learn STRONG 

In our home, we post the family photos, the “A” papers and the great artwork on the refrigerator. It displays all the things we’re most proud of and want to share with our guests. We’d like to share with you what would be on DWU’s refrigerator.

McGovern named World Food Prize Laureate

It’s hard to imagine if George McGovern ’46, son of a pastor in rural South Dakota raised in the Great Depression, ever dreamt the path his life would take. Did he envision a United States Senate seat or a presidential nomination? Did he predict that he would feed millions of children around the globe?

Big Seasons for the Big 3 

In professional and major college sports, they’re known as the “Big Three.” Football, men’s basketball and baseball don’t only typically attract the most interest, they’re the driving force behind entire athletic departments at colleges across the country, both big and small.

Face Value: The Jackies 

Meet Jackie Davis and Jackie Wentworth, the dynamic due of the Institutional Advancement Office.