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Volunteers are still helping rebuild the area hit by nearly 20 inches of rain — causing 11 deaths and leaving many homeless.

What happens when love and desire pull in opposite directions?

Nebraska Wesleyan University will perform Giacomo Puccini’s three-act opera, “La Rondine.” This marks the first time the university’s spring opera will be performed in its native Italian language.

Lucy Sjulin listened closely to Spanish professor Rita Ricaurte talk about a faculty-led summer trip to Alicante, Spain. It was Sjulin’s first year at Nebraska Wesleyan and the opportunity to travel seemed appealing.

Little did she know that first trip to Spain would lead to multiple study abroad experiences and a Fulbright Scholarship.

Nebraska Wesleyan University’s Theatre Department continues its celebration of playwright William Shakespeare with the latest production, “Mrs. Shakespeare.”

The co-author of the recently published book, The Communication of Hate, will discuss "Hate and Hate Speech in American Life" at a Nebraska Wesleyan University lecture on Wednesday, April 6.

Nebraska Wesleyan has made some changes to the wireless network to better address bandwidth and connectivity.

Mark your calendars for September 22-25 for Homecoming 2016.

Plans are now underway and details will be announced this summer. Be sure to check our Homecoming 2016 web page for continued updates.

Nebraska Wesleyan University student Emily Clement uncovered her passion for Native American heritage early. So it was only natural for her to spend her college years pursuing that interest even further.

Nebraska Wesleyan University’s Theatre Department continues its salute to William Shakespeare with the musical comedy, “Illyria.”

A science evangelist whose passion is helping make science fun will deliver Nebraska Wesleyan University’s Fetzer Science Lecture on Wednesday, March 23.