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Kwame Dawes, PhD will deliver the spring William C. Kloefkorn Nebraska Writers Series lecture at 6 p.m. on Thursday, April 20. The presentation will be held in NWU's Elder Gallery.

Nebraska Wesleyan's Elder Gallery will showcase recent gifts to the university's permanent collection in an exhibition entitled Virtuosity. Permanent collection artwork aims to inspire and educate the Nebraska Wesleyan community. Many additional works of art can be viewed across campus.

Valentine’s Day marks a time to celebrate the loved ones in our lives. A Nebraska Wesleyan classroom may seem an unlikely place to meet your future valentine, but for some, the hallways of our university have sparked life-long relationships.

February 16 marks the world premiere of A Long Line of McKinney Women, a musical commissioned by NWU and created by visiting artist Kailey Marshall. The premiere of this production is the accumulation of a two-year collaboration.

Nebraska Wesleyan’s Martin Luther King Jr. Day Celebration, held Friday, January 20, included recognition of this year's advocates for diversity. Honored were students Julisa Aburto Sanchez and Ruth Ekka, Professor Jaime Cano and former Director of Student Diversity and Inclusion Wendy Hunt.

Michael Walsh will give a public reading of his work on February 2 as part of Nebraska Wesleyan's Visiting Writers Series. The presentation will take place in Olin B Lecture Hall at 6 p.m.