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On Wednesday, October 10, Rev. Gail Simonds will present her lecture, “The Bible and Homosexuality: Queering the Good Book.” The presentation begins at 7 p.m. in Callen Conference Center.

On September 20, Nebraska Wesleyan University kicked off a celebration of 125 years of growth and prosperity, and fittingly, GSL began work on its latest service project: a community garden located right on campus.

Fourteen Nebraska Wesleyan University students have been selected as 125th Anniversary Ambassadors.

These students will assist with publicity efforts throughout the University’s 125th anniversary year, with special emphasis on publicity to the NWU student body.

Anniversary Ambassadors were nominated by faculty and selected by an anniversary committee.

All who share in the pride and commitment to Nebraska Wesleyan University have a wonderful opportunity this year to reconnect with friends, faculty, and staff as the University celebrates its 125th anniversary.

Anniversary events and activities will occur throughout the year on campus, across Nebraska, and beyond, keeping with the theme, “125 Years Anew.”

A local “Cameron Effect - Seven Acts of Kindness” movement will kickoff Tuesday, September 11 with a presentation that honors the memory of a former NWU student killed by a drunk driver.

Nebraska Wesleyan University’s Elder Gallery will open with a five-week exhibition featuring the people and places of Africa as seen through the lens of photographer Betty Press.

Missy Franklin. Gabby Douglas. Misty May-Treanor and Kerri Walsh Jennings. Sonya Richards Ross. The U.S. women’s basketball team, soccer team, and water polo team.

The 2012 summer Olympics will long be remembered for many reasons, but perhaps the most memorable part of the games was the success of its women athletes.

Studies indicate coffee is good for cognitive abilities. So is green tea, dark chocolate, and red wine.

A Nebraska Wesleyan University psychology professor and her student are spending their summer researching the effects of red wine — or more specifically, a compound found in red grapes —on cognitive skills.

Nebraska Wesleyan University's Theta Chi Fraternity chapter has been recognized as one of the top chapters in the country.

The Gamma Phi chapter has been honored with the Howard R. Alter, Jr. Award for Chapter Excellence.