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The Nebraska Wesleyan University Theatre has sold out all performances of Elf the Musical marking the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic that it’s reached the milestone.

A Nebraska Wesleyan University graduate and middle school teacher has been recognized for his outstanding work in the classroom.

Nursing students at Nebraska Wesleyan University officially embarked on their journey into the medical profession and celebrated accomplishments at an annual White Coat Ceremony last Friday.

Nebraska Wesleyan's Elder Gallery will showcase the work of photographer Benjamin Rasmussen in the exhibition, The Good Citizen. This exhibit asks the questions, "Who was freely invited into this space and who wasn’t? In what ways are the ripples of our past seen in our present? How can we engage more honestly with our history?"

Nebraska Wesleyan University has received a $1.9 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education to partner with Lincoln Public Schools (LPS) on efforts to improve academic opportunities for underserved students in the areas of American history, civics and geography.

Nebraska Wesleyan University announced its newest major in public health this fall. To help launch the important new program, the university is hosting an expert panel on Monday, October 2 at 2 p.m. in Olin B, just west of the Smith-Curtis Building.

U.S. News & World Report named Nebraska Wesleyan University a top regional university.

NWU is the top ranked Nebraska independent university named to the Best Regional Universities, Midwest category in the annual college rankings released September 18. NWU is also named a Best Value School and a Top Performer on Social Mobility in the category.

Nebraska Wesleyan University's annual Visions and Ventures Symposium will host inspirational leader and Lincoln local Mike Smith on Wednesday, September 20. Mike Smith is the founder of The Bay and Skate for Change and has dedicated his life to empowering youth to design their futures.

This fall, Nebraska Wesleyan University enrolls its third largest class in school history, welcoming 439 first year and 84 transfer students.

Community leaders gathered Tuesday morning for a groundbreaking ceremony at the highly anticipated Sandhills Global Youth Complex: the new home for Nebraska Wesleyan baseball and softball.