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Two Nebraska Wesleyan University art professors and self-proclaimed “horror nerds” are making certain that the spirit of Halloween continues despite a pandemic.

In fact, they’re making sure it’s celebrated all month long with their 31-day virtual event, Nights of Horror.

Nebraska Wesleyan University wants to make its private, personalized education accessible to all Nebraska students.

In recognition of the 100th anniversary of women's right to vote and in anticipation of the upcoming election, Nebraska Wesleyan's annual Visions & Ventures Symposium will address, "Vote!: How and Why We Choose."

U.S. News & World Report has named Nebraska Wesleyan University a top regional university. 

Nebraska Wesleyan University will expand its graduate program offerings next fall with the area’s only Master of Social Work degree.

The degree will have an emphasis on advanced trauma conscious social work practice.

“As we approach the beginning of this extraordinary academic year, this unprecedented academic year, I will suggest to each of you — and to myself — the same four recommendations that I gave to our Class of 2020 graduates,” said Nebraska Wesleyan University President Darrin Good. “Be positive, be persistent, be loving and use your voice.”

Nebraska Wesleyan University is one of the best colleges in the Midwest, according to the Princeton Review, which released its annual best colleges list on August 18.

NWU was named among 158 colleges in the Princeton Review’s “Midwest region” category. The schools are not listed in a ranked numerical order.

Connor Standridge vividly remembers that winter day when he first toured Nebraska Wesleyan University.

The temperature was mild to most Midwesterners but rather chilly for the Houston, Texas native.

It’s been four years since Tecla Nyamakope and her two children immigrated to the United States from Zimbabwe.

Associate Professor of Music John Spilker has been awarded the Kenneth R. Holder Fellowship for Instructional Improvement for 2020-2021.