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Kayla Hepler (’24) is on the cusp of a dream come true.

She’s set to graduate from Nebraska Wesleyan University in December 2024 with a degree in early childhood education.  Before she finishes her academic career, she will be front and center on the world’s biggest swimming stage: the 2024 Paris Olympics.  

“This means the world to me,” says the native of the Republic of the Marshall Islands. 

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A new partnership between Nebraska Wesleyan University and York University will help students obtain a master’s degree in athletic training more quickly and efficiently.

The articulation agreement signed on Tuesday will provide York University students a streamlined pathway to advance their careers in athletic training through NWU’s program.

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Nebraska Wesleyan University’s International Relations Organization (IRO) has been instrumental for helping students both international and domestic find their community on campus. 

IRO is a student organization that engages students in the global community on campus with cultural presentations, food and game nights. 

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The Sandhills Global Youth Complex selected Joe Fagler (‘01), a former Nebraska Wesleyan University baseball player, as its inaugural director. The complex will be the future home of NWU’s baseball and softball programs.