Undergraduate Admissions

New students who move into Johnson Hall next fall will literally have a “cooler” experience in their first-year residence hall compared to the students who have lived there for the past 64 years.

Air conditioning along with several other renovations to Nebraska Wesleyan’s oldest residence hall will begin soon after commencement in May.

The artistic talents of high school students are being showcased at Nebraska Wesleyan’s third annual juried art exhibition “Bridge.”

Nebraska Wesleyan University sophomore Gabe Taylor fondly remembers the University Choir’s international tour to Estonia last summer. He enjoyed the country so much that he called his mom from Estonia saying he didn’t want to come home.

Thanks to a Gilman International Scholarship, Taylor will return to Estonia for his spring semester.

A Nebraska Wesleyan University senior says her recent experience as a Rhodes Scholarship finalist has reaffirmed her commitment to making a positive impact on the world.

Roommates Ben Schilling and Phil Bakken wanted to ignite a spark in this year’s Student Affairs Senate.

The governing body for students at Nebraska Wesleyan University has a history of approving student fees and allocating funds for new student organizations and events.

On a recent warm and sunny afternoon, the sounds of singing, cheering and clapping erupted from the backyard of a Nebraska Wesleyan theme house.

It was the place to be for a giddy bunch of Huntington Elementary School students who were there to celebrate their MVP Club and to say goodbye to their mentors.

Students entering Nebraska Wesleyan University next fall will select from an updated slate of Liberal Arts Seminars — the first-semester courses that introduce college-level research, writing, and critical thinking through the study of an interdisciplinary topic.

 Nebraska Wesleyan University students who struggle with time management, organization, and other study skills can now take a class aimed at helping them achieve academic success.

The course offering became available for the first time this semester after Academic Achievement Specialist Kim Jacobson recognized the need.

Janae Riha knows she is living a dream by attending college. The Nebraska Wesleyan junior and her “dream team” are anxious to share their dreams with students at a nearby elementary school.

That’s just one project in the works for the residents of Nebraska Wesleyan’s new theme house — the Dream House.

When students return to Nebraska Wesleyan University on August 23, campus for the most part will look much like it did when they left in May. But summer was anything but quiet.

New theme houses were spruced up, a new outdoor track was built, new administrators got up to speed on their new responsibilities, and professors plotted out new ways to teach their courses.