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Nebraska Wesleyan University’s chapter of the Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) made an impressive showing at its Nebraska Leadership Conference in March.

Student coordinator Sydney Youngclaus reacted to her classmates’ performance. “WOW,” Youngclaus said. “P-Wolves represented this weekend!”

Nebraska Wesleyan University is hosting NWU Piano Day, a dynamic two-day event designed for piano students aged 11 to 17 and NWU piano students. The event offers young musicians an invaluable opportunity to immerse themselves in high-level piano instruction, masterclasses, and performance opportunities, all under the guidance of expert faculty and renowned guest artists.

Nebraska Wesleyan University is launching a cutting-edge Esports and Gaming Administration minor, giving students the chance to level up their academic journey while learning about the booming world of esports.

Nebraska Wesleyan University is expanding its MBA program with new specialty areas that will equip students with expert knowledge and skills for careers in high demand fields. 

Nebraska Wesleyan University has marked a new era for its baseball and softball teams with a special ceremony dedicating new, state-of-the-art facilities at Championship Village at the Sandhills Global Youth Complex. 

Nebraska Wesleyan University men's soccer goalkeeper Zachary Weis (’25) has been awarded a $10,000 NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship, the NCAA announced this week. Weis becomes the 68th Prairie Wolf to earn this prestigious honor.

Natalie Cummins (’25) knows sibling rivalry very well. In fact, it almost impacted her college decision. 

“I told myself I don’t want to go where my older brother went,” she said.

Karissa Nichols (’24) was awarded a fellowship by The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi—the nation's oldest and most selective collegiate honor society for all academic disciplines. 

A new partnership between Nebraska Wesleyan University and the University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s College of Engineering creates a formal pathway for students to earn related degrees from both institutions. 

Antonio Loya (’24) has always dreamed of taking his musical theater career to New York City. 

Now, it’s coming fruition. "I wasn’t expecting to hear back, but I got the callback, and that meant they were interested. Then, when I got the offer, I was ecstatic."