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An organizational communication scholar will discuss the impact of the newly emergent gig economy and the imperatives of self-branding at Nebraska Wesleyan University’s annual Wesleyan Communication Association/Lambda Pi Eta Lecture, scheduled for March 23.

Nelo Nducuia is approximately 9,400 miles from home. 

Nebraska Wesleyan University has renewed agreements with two Nebraska community colleges to help strengthen students’ paths to degree completion.

Ryan Secord developed an interest in engineering early in his teen years.  

Kelly Bauer, assistant professor of political science, has been selected to present this year’s Faculty Scholarship Lecture.

Two students and a professor have been recognized for their dedication, inspiration and advocacy for diversity on campus.

A Nebraska Wesleyan University student is among 20 undergraduates in the country selected for the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute (CHCI).

Three Nebraska Wesleyan University students will spend the spring semester abroad thanks to a Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship.

“Early in my years as an academic advisor, I began to see a pattern among bright, first-year students who took a class with Scott Stanfield,” recalled Patty Hawk.

Josette Wren spends her fall semester walking in the shadows of U.S. history.