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The new student organization Exuberance will present "Art Is Life: Africa" on Wednesday, April 18.

"Art Is Life" will provide a modern interpretation of African culture through the years. A unique cultural interpretation piece, "Art Is Life" tells an exuberant story about the African way of life. Stories will be told through literature and dance.

There are 1.4 billion people in the world living in extreme poverty. That's 1.4 billion people living on less than $1.25 a day.

Global Service Learning invites you to join in the movement to end extreme poverty through a week of events.

Monday, April 16

Watch the Global Poverty Project's trailer in the dining hall during the lunch hour.

Joan Korte’s eyes light up with excitement when she describes the costuming for the upcoming production, Learned Ladies.

“Think cupcakes,” she says, describing the fluffy, colorful, period costumes for the Molière comedy set to open on Thursday, April 12.

Jennifer Leier, 2009 NWU Forensic Science Graduate, has just graduated from the Montana Law Enforcement Academy and will now begin an intensive field training officer program for the Great Falls Police Department in Montana. Congratulations Jennifer!

The former editor of The Nation, the oldest weekly magazine devoted to politics and culture, will speak at Nebraska Wesleyan University on Thursday, April 12.

Two Nebraska Wesleyan University students have each been awarded Fulbright scholarships that will send them abroad next year to teach.

A Nebraska Wesleyan University junior has been awarded one of the nation’s highest academic honors.

Chelsea Johnson, a political science major from Johnson, Neb., has been awarded the Harry S. Truman Scholarship. Sixty recipients were selected from a pool of 587 national candidates. She is the only Truman Scholar from Nebraska this year.