Wilson Takes National Championship in Open Reigning The 2023-2024 equestrian season ended with Wilson College making unprecedented marks as Julie Warnick ‘26 (New Oxford, Pa.) won the national championship in open reining. The Phoenix family has been celebrating this amazing feat, given it is the first national title in the program’s history and in the history of Wilson College! Read more about Wilson Takes National Championship in Open Reigning
Equine studies major receives $5,000 Scholarship The Thoroughbred Education and Research Foundation (TERF) awarded Adrianna “Andie” Swanson ’23 $5,000 in scholarship support. Swanson, an equine studies major, is one of the three Swanson triplets who attend the College. All three ride and participate in equestrian events. Read more about Equine studies major receives $5,000 Scholarship
Wilson Expands Equestrian Program and Appoints a New Director of Equestrian Teams The College’s equestrian program has added a Western riding team to its already established hunt seat team and has appointed a new Director of Equestrian Teams, Cathy Woosley Luse, to oversee them. Both teams will transition from college club teams to competing at the full varsity level with other schools within the Intercollegiate Horse Show Association (IHSA). “Our equestrian program is one of the signature experiences at Wilson,” president Wes Fugate said. Read more about Wilson Expands Equestrian Program and Appoints a New Director of Equestrian Teams
Racehorse Rescue and Rehabilitation An alumna gives back to the animals that have given so much to her Read more about Racehorse Rescue and Rehabilitation
Wilson Adds NCEA Equestrian for Fall 2020 Wilson College will add a National Collegiate Equestrian Association (NCEA) Equestrian team in fall 2020, increasing the quality of competition opportunities for the College’s equestrian students. Read more about Wilson Adds NCEA Equestrian for Fall 2020
BIO 110: Contemporary Biology Read more about BIO 110: Contemporary Biology A survey of relevant biological principles and processes designed as an introduction to the life sciences for the non-science major. Topics include human biology (cellular and physiological processes), evolution of biodiversity and ecology. Three hours lecture; three hours lab. NSL