Drew Carr, director of admissions and enrollment operations, has been recognized with Nebraska Wesleyan University’s C.O.R.E. Award, which celebrates staff whose efforts and contributions significantly exceed expectations in demonstrating NWU’s core values.
What can education mean to someone who is incarcerated, and what might stand in their way?
Four Nebraska Wesleyan students helped organize a one-day, statewide conference that drew more than 30 participants to discuss these questions and consider opportunities to expand educational networks and opportunities across the state.
Two Nebraska Wesleyan University students have been selected for the Spring 2027 cohort of the Capitol Hill Internship Program (CHIP), a premier experiential learning opportunity that connects NWU students to high-impact internships available only in Washington, D.C.
The warmth felt outside on an 80-degree October day was matched by the good feelings inside as Nebraska Wesleyan University opened its NWU Accelerator Studio to the public for the first time.
