Two Nebraska Wesleyan University students will be watching the presidential debates ever so closely.
Not only because they feel college students should be civically engaged, but the questions asked of Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump will likely have some familiarity.
Seniors Katie Krick and Garret Lorenzen have been crowned Nebraska Wesleyan University’s 2016 homecoming queen and king.
They were crowned Thursday, September 22 during the Howl Like Hell pep rally to officially kick off homecoming weekend.
Renowned poet Claudia Rankine will headline Nebraska Wesleyan University’s Visiting Writers Series.
The award-winning author will give a free reading of her poetry on Tuesday, October 11 at 6:30 p.m. in O’Donnell Auditorium, located at 50th Street and Huntington Ave.
Eight Nebraska Wesleyan University seniors have been named to the 2016 homecoming court.
The NWU student body will vote on Tuesday and Wednesday, and the homecoming king and queen will be crowned Thursday night during the Howl Like Hell pep rally.
Members of this year’s homecoming court are:
Queen:
Nebraska Wesleyan University is remembering the life of prominent businessman Duane Acklie, chairman of Crete Carrier Corporation, who passed away Saturday, September 17.
Sandy Ferrell, human resources assistant, has been recognized with the university's C.O.R.E Award.
Nebraska Wesleyan University’s Theatre Department will kick off its cabaret season with a sock hop.
Attendees will step into a 1950s diner to enjoy stories and music from the musicals “Grease,” “The Buddy Holly Story,” “Smokey Joe’s Café,” “Always, Patsy Cline,” and more.