The Crimson Cupboard, a food assistance program for students at Hastings College, began this fall as a way to provide for students who face food insecurity. Hastings College students can receive vouchers to purchase food at Russ’s Market in Hastings or receive a small package of food to last until their next grocery store visit. […]
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At the National Communication Association’s 102nd Annual Convention in Philadelphia, one Hastings College student received a top award for a research paper, another was elected to a national advisory board and a professor was named national advisor of the year. Garrett Delphia, a senior from Highlands Ranch, Colorado, was selected to receive the Steven A.
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The Hastings College Board of Trustees has issued a challenge match to alumni and friends of the College for end of year giving. The challenge means gifts of any size to the College’s 1882 Fund made before December 31 will be doubled dollar for dollar up to a total of $150,000. “Many of us attended Hastings College—or
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Hastings College student Holly Hild was selected by the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) to receive the Emil S. Liston Award. Hild, a junior from Omaha majoring in chemistry, is known across campus as a guard on the women’s basketball team. What some may not know, is that she’s also a high-achieving chemistry major
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LocalGlobal, a student organization at Hastings College, will host a week of activities for Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week beginning Friday, November 11. Hunger and Homelessness Awareness week is an annual event on campus dedicated to raising awareness about hunger issues both locally in Hastings and around the globe. Throughout the week, volunteers can attend
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The Hastings College Jackson Dinsdale Art Center is featuring the art of painter, printmaker and public artist Watie White now through December 2. White, from Omaha, Nebraska, uses traditional and new techniques to channel his insatiable curiosity about the lives of others. He has exhibited across the nation and around world, most recently in collaboration
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When Ellie loses her Christmas spirit, Santa sends his special elf Glimmer to help her and her family remember what the season is all about in the Hastings College Alpha Psi Omega’s production of “Glimmer (the ELF!),” written by HC alumna Jessica Brock. Showtimes are 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, December 1, 2 and
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From a strong applicant pool of 56 applicants from 25 states, the Hastings College Presidential Search Committee has narrowed the search to four candidates. These candidates have been invited for campus visits in Hastings, Nebraska, between November 7 and November 18. While on campus, the candidates will meet with students, faculty, staff, trustees and community
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The Hastings College Artist Lecture Series Student Symposium committee is pleased to announce its upcoming speaker series entitled, “Water.” The event spans Monday, October 24 to Thursday, October 27, and features keynote speakers Nicholas Brozovic, director of policy at the Water for Food Global Institute at the University of Nebraska; Dr. Lujendra Ojha, a Blaustein
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A portion of the Hastings College Forensics team traveled to the University of Nebraska at Kearney to compete at the I-80 Swing co-hosted by the University of Nebraska–Lincoln on October 8-9. The “small but mighty” Hastings team placed fourth on Saturday, beating UNL, UNK and Creighton University. Hastings placed fifth on Sunday, finishing ahead of
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