The Illinois Wesleyan University women’s basketball season ended with an 82-64 loss to Millikin in the championship game of the College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin tournament in Decatur on Sat., Feb. 26. The Titans, trailing by a 36-27 count at halftime, were outscored 22-6 in the first few minutes of the second half and could not overcome the deficit. Val Fleishman led IWU with 17 points while Amanda Glerum added 11 and Katie Blonn contributed 10. IWU’s season ends at 16-11 while No. 6-nationally ranked Millikin improved to 25-2 and gets the league’s automatic bid into the Division III tournament.

Campus: The University's residential campus covers 80 tree-filled acres and has 35 buildings, including 24 living options. Co-curricular programming is diverse, with 165 student organizations and groups and 18 Titan varsity teams for men and women.

Academics: Illinois Wesleyan's distinctive liberal arts curriculum is at the core of our  50 majors and programs.  Courses of study range from the humanities, languages and sciences to  programs in business and economics, the  fine arts and nursing.  The University also offers  a wide range of pre-professional and interdisciplinary programs.  With average class sizes of 17 and an 11 to 1 student-faculty ratio, Illinois Wesleyan students get the personal attention from faculty that is often missing at large universities.