Thanks to the support of generous alumni, parents and friends, Nebraska Wesleyan can continue providing students one-of-a-kind liberal arts experiences in a community that cares about their success. No matter who you are or what you’re passionate about, there’s a way for you to make a positive impact at NWU.
We can’t wait to welcome scores of alumni to campus for Wesleyan Weekend on October 22-25. With so much to do, it’s the perfect time to come visit.
Still, we know Wesleyan Weekend won’t work for absolutely everyone. But … good news! You don’t need to wait for homecoming to come home.
We are preparing an application for an official NWU license plate. To make this happen, we need 250 people to commit. (These first 250 licenses will not have the ability to be personalized.)
This summer, shovels hit the earth near Johnson Hall’s foundation. And curious alumni wanted to know the dirt: What’s happening to Nebraska Wesleyan’s quintessential women’s residence hall? And what does it mean for today’s P-Wolves?
Nebraska Wesleyan University unveiled updated branding in a spirited Saturday afternoon on February 7 at Snyder Arena.
If you assumed the Prairie Wolf was strictly a land mammal, we’d like to introduce you to Taryn Smith (’22). In January, Smith became the first American woman to complete the World’s Toughest Row in its solo category.
She launched from the Canary Islands and rowed for more than 46 days, traveling more than 3,000 miles west across the Atlantic to the finish in Antigua.
Alumni awards are one of the most meaningful ways we recognize graduates who embody Nebraska Wesleyan’s values and make an impact in their communities and professions. These awards celebrate leadership, service, and achievement—and they inspire future generations of Prairie Wolves. Do you know an alum who deserves the spotlight?