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From student to mother to teacher to traveler, Del Judy ’46, MAEd ’73 shares a life of adventure and activity that started with ��ɳ���� University.

The lessons Ed McQuary '63 learned while playing football at ��ɳ���� University have translated into a career of teaching and coaching, plus a book of memories.

��ɳ���� University's science curriculum and faculty put this alumna on a path to a career in immunology research.

The rehearsal was delayed for a Blazer game, but the wedding went on. 

“I decided that night that she was the one girl for me."

A blind date becomes a Boxer love story.

A solid friendship makes a firm foundation.

Persistence, and friendship, pay off.

As a senior, Carlisle arrived early to campus because he drove a school bus. To fill in his time between bus schedules and before classes began, Carlisle would work in the cafeteria.

"I traded my 4.0 GPA for my wife ... I’d make the same deal all over again.”

Couple connects with anonymous waves in the early morning hours.

Dale and Helen’s story of ��ɳ����-based love is slightly different than most. Dr. Dale A. Bevier, a 1957 graduate of the School of Optometry, was raised in upstate New York and transferred to ��ɳ���� from West Virginia Wesleyan College in the fall of 1953.