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Brett L. Erickson, associate professor of Visual Arts at Hastings College, will address the nature of photography and show his photographs of the American West for the fall 2017 Artist Lecture Series Invited Faculty Lecture. His address, “Cowboys, Legends, and Storage Units: Photographing the New American West,” explores the evolving nature of photography, his own […]

Hastings College students participated in the Nebraska State Adjudications of the National Association of Teachers of Singing held at the University of Nebraska Kearney on October 6. Singers from high school through doctoral students competed in their respective divisions.   Of the 10 Hastings College students who participated, four placed in the top three in

The Hastings College Forensics Team had another successful competition at Kansas State University October 7-8 for the Buffcats Swing hosted by Kansas State University and West Texas A&M University. The Broncos took second in team sweepstakes on the second day of the tournament, finishing strong during the competitive weekend. October 7 results Maggie Rogers, a

The Hastings College Foundation has launched a new crowdfunding platform that allows the Foundation to launch campaigns to support specific needs for campus organizations, groups and departments. Known as BroncoBOOST, the microsite is similar to other crowdfunding platforms such as GoFundMe or Kickstarter, where donors have the ability to discover, share and donate to causes

The Hastings College Handbell Choir is going on tour this fall, performing nine times in eight locations over a five-day period. The tour begins November 1 in Holdrege, Nebraska; then moves to Imperial, Nebraska; Holyoke, Colorado; Sterling, Colorado; Fort Morgan, Colorado; Boulder, Colorado; North Platte, Nebraska; and concludes with a November 5 performance on campus

Hastings College Theatre is hosting “Climate Change Theatre Action” at 7:00 p.m. October 21 at the Scott Studio Theatre (806 N. Turner Ave.). Climate Change Theatre Action (CCTA) is a worldwide series of readings and performances of short climate change plays presented to coincide with the United Nations COP23 meeting. COP23 is the informal name

JJ Kahle, who grew up on a farm outside of Kearney, Nebraska, is giving a talk, “Out on the Plains: The Importance of Telling Our Stories”, on Monday, October 9 at 10:00 a.m. in French Memorial Chapel. The talk is free and open to the public. Kahle now lives in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and works as

With Hastings College alumni gathered for Homecoming weekend, the College’s Alumni Association presented Andrew and Abi (Burrows) Vrbas with its Young Alumni Award during halftime of the Hastings College football game at Lloyd Wilson Field on September 30. Andrew, a 2012 graduate, and Abi, a 2013 graduate, founded Pacha Soap Company in 2013. The business,