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Students at Nebraska Wesleyan University recently celebrated their first Holi Festival of Colors, a vibrant and joyous Hindu festival that symbolizes the triumph of good over evil. 

Nebraska Wesleyan University sophomore Angelina Orent (’27) says she has an unwavering dedication to serving her community and campus.

“I believe in the power of service to bring positive change into the world,” says the social work major from Omaha, Neb.

Nebraska Wesleyan University is buzzing with excitement for Greek Week. It brings together members of fraternities and sororities for a week-long celebration of service, community spirit and recruitment. 

Lead, Serve, Belong is the motto of NWU’s Greek community and are guiding principles for Greek life. 

Nebraska Wesleyan University’s Master of Social Work program has been awarded accreditation from the Council on Social Work Education (CSWE). 

The accreditation indicates NWU’s program meets or exceeds standards of quality through a peer review accreditation process. 

Student athletes from Nebraska Wesleyan University are teaching lessons of the game to the next generation.

Come On, Come Over is an invitational exhibition highlighting Elder Gallery as a nexus for artists in Lincoln, Nebraska and beyond. The philosophy of the gallery gives artists the ability to present the exhibition they envision.

Corey Allmendinger (’24) is an example of what taking advantage of a second chance looks like. 

Nebraska Wesleyan University’s problem-solving contest enables students from different fields of study to collaborate and assist businesses in addressing complex challenges.  

Nebraska Wesleyan University is launching the next generation of innovators through a new program that will help diversify the region’s economy and strengthen workforce development.