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Nebraska Wesleyan University students in the Capitol Hill Internship Program are finishing their Washington D.C experiences this week.

This semester’s participants faced challenges that previous CHIP students haven’t faced. The government shutdown left some Nebraska Wesleyan students out of work. Without work, the students were unable to earn their intended credits.

Sodexo will offer a scholarship opportunity for students to receive a semester’s worth of Gold Plan dining at no charge for the spring semester.

The artistic talents of Nebraska Wesleyan University students are now on display in Elder Gallery.

The 2013 Juried Student Exhibition runs December 6-16. An opening reception and award ceremony will be held Friday, December 6, from 5 to 7 p.m.

As a young child growing up in Nashville, Tenn., Driskel clearly recalls days when her mom was forced to decide whether to spend her remaining $5 for the week on gas or groceries.

The senior sociology-anthropology and criminal justice major from St. Louis, Mo., had no idea that spending a semester studying abroad in Botswana, Africa, would completely change him and inspire his future.

Nebraska Wesleyan University senior Alexandra Langley is watching U.S. political history unfold right before her very eyes.

Gender Studies professors who have published books in the past year will read briefly and entertain informal conversation over food and drinks on Friday, November 15 from 4 to 5 p.m. at Mo Java.