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There’s still rebuilding left to do, which is why members of Nebraska Wesleyan University’s Global Service Learning (GSL) organization will spend part of their semester break in New Orleans.

Five years ago Nebraska Wesleyan University was awarded a grant from the National Science Foundation to help increase its efforts in recruiting and matriculating minority students in the science, technology, engineering and math fields.

Nebraska Wesleyan University’s award-winning University Choir has announced a tour schedule that will take the ensemble to Colorado, New Mexico and across Nebraska in January.

Classes aren’t confined to four campus walls. First-year biology classes, for example, use a “flipped classroom” that puts more emphasis on lab and less on traditional lectures.

Seniors Hannah Bell of Lincoln, Halie Brandt of Lincoln, Nicki Classen of Alvo and Shauna Owens of Omaha have spent part of the fall semester doing their student teaching in Ireland.

Three years ago Alexander MacAlpine wouldn’t have envisioned himself on a large theater stage, entertaining a packed auditorium in a lead role.

Nebraska Wesleyan University musical theatre students will present a holiday-themed cabaret weekend December 11-13.

Luke Wenz was just seven-years-old when he saw the World Trade Center’s twin towers collapse on September 11, 2001.

Like others around the world, his young mind wanted answers. And at seven-years-old, he wanted simple answers.