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Water: a vital necessity. An available resource. An uncommon luxury?

Think about the nearest water source. Most likely it's only a few steps away, easily accessible and drinkable. But what if it wasn't? What if water were only available to those who put in the effort to get it?

Tami Thompson, assistant professor of business, has been named the new program director for Nebraska Wesleyan University’s Master of Business Administration (MBA) Program.

Moriah Thompson’s first day on her medical internship in Mexico included counting contractions for a woman in labor.

“It was very intense,” Thompson recalled. “I did something medical related and talked to the woman in Spanish – that was the epitome of what I wanted to do while studying there.”

Nebraska Wesleyan University will open its 2016-2017 theatre season with two of the greatest love stories on the same set.

West Side Story and Romeo and Juliet share young lovers caught between warring sides. Modern music and Shakespearean tragedy throw sparks with each performance.

The most ferocious competitor in American sports today might also be the kindest person in American sports.

Prior to leaving for Thailand in May, members of Global Service Learning (GSL) prepared to roll up their sleeves and get dirty as part of their work with the country’s Forest Research and Restoration Unit.

Sue Gabriel, a certified sexual assault nurse, certified forensic nurse and nursing professor at Nebraska Wesleyan, will discuss "How Human Trafficking Impacts Nursing" at an upcoming Lunch & Learn.