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A group of Nebraska Wesleyan students will experience the rich diversity within the U.S. during an alternate spring break service trip to the nation’s capital March 22-27.

Nebraska Wesleyan University will mark the upcoming 102nd anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic with a community presentation featuring a journalist, author and descendant of one of the ship’s victims.

Lincoln artist Craig Roper brings his take on growing up in the contemporary west to the next Elder Gallery exhibit, “My Western Landscape.”

The exhibit opens Tuesday, April 1 and continues through Friday, April 25. An opening reception will be held Friday, April 4 from 5 to 7:30 p.m., with an artist talk at 6:30 p.m.

Former students of LaVerne Rudell surprised their beloved professor with an endowed fund in her name during Nebraska Wesleyan University’s sixth annual Business Summit, held March 7.

Rudell, professor emerita of business administration, taught at Nebraska Wesleyan for 30 years from 1966 to 1996.

Students from high schools in Lincoln gathered at Nebraska Wesleyan University to participate in a “math circle.”

The international student from Ukraine thinks often of her family, her friends, and her upcoming flight back home.

Nebraska Wesleyan University senior Alex Langley is one of four college students in the country who will spend 12 days in New York participating in the international policymaking process.

Kathleen Hall Jamieson will visit Nebraska Wesleyan University to present the Lambda Pi Eta Honorary Lecture. Her lecture is titled, “Communicating Science in a Polarized Political Environment.”

Nebraska Wesleyan University’s Touch of Class Jazz Choir will make three performance stops on its spring tour.

The ensemble will perform concerts in Blair on March 14, Fremont on March 15 and Columbus on March 16.

The Weary Center will be offering some limited hours over Spring Break (March 18-22).

Nebraska Wesleyan University’s upcoming Business Summit Quick Pitch Contest gives them the perfect opportunity to pitch their ideas to a panel of professionals.

Nebraska Wesleyan University professor Mark Stutz has been selected to receive an Athletic Trainer Service Award from the National Athletic Trainers’ Association (NATA).

The national award recognizes NATA members who have demonstrated a strong commitment to their local and state associations.