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Hastings College is hosting its Open Space for the Visual Arts with 19 talented art students from the region. The art immersion program, which runs Sunday, June 15 through Friday, June 20 in the Jackson Dinsdale Art Center (JDAC) on campus, is designed for future artists who completed their junior year of high school. This […]

Hastings College announced today that it has received reaffirmation of its accreditation from the Higher Learning Commission (HLC), meeting all criteria with no interim monitoring needed, a distinction that underscores the College’s strong performance and institutional health. This significant achievement reflects the College’s commitment to excellence, transparency and continuous improvement in serving students and the

Hastings College has announced the Dean’s List for its Spring 2025 semester. For the semester, 339 students from 19 states and eight countries were named to the Dean’s List. To be eligible for the Dean’s List, a student must achieve a grade point average of 3.7 to 4.0 scale and be registered for full-time coursework.

Hastings College held its 139th Commencement on Saturday, May 17, 2025. During the ceremony, the College awarded degrees to 192 undergraduates and 10 Master of Arts in Teaching graduates. Graduates represented 19 states and 14 countries. Baccalaureate photos are available here and are free to download; the video is here. Commencement photos are available here

Hastings College music education major and saxophonist Erick Rodriguez of Grand Island, Nebraska, won the 2025 John Shildneck Young Artist Competition held by the Lincoln (Nebraska) Municipal Band. Rodriguez will be the featured soloist in the band’s season opening concert at 7:00 p.m. on July 6 in the Antelope Park bandshell in Lincoln. At Hastings

Six Hastings College students and their ceramics instructor Jerome Dubas joined 6,000 other students and artists at the 59th annual National Council for the Education of Ceramic Arts (NCECA) conference, with the theme “Formation,” in Salt Lake City, Utah, earlier this semester. Students attending the conference included Anna Bultman of Waverly, Nebraska; Brooke Gaughan of

Two Hastings College students showcased their original research at the Nebraska Academy of Sciences Annual Meeting, which was held in late April in Lincoln, Nebraska. Science faculty members Dr. Jason Carbaugh, Dr. Brad Dinardo and Dr. Brad Peterson attended the event, supporting student presenters and participating in conference activities. Milly McClure, a math and physics

Hastings College Athletics celebrated the accomplishments of student-athletes at its Bronco Excellence in Sports Performance Yearly (BESPY) Awards on Monday, May 5, at the Hastings City Auditorium. The event was organized by the Association of Student Athletes (ASA) and the Hastings College Athletic Department, with members of ASA voting on and presenting a number of

Eboni Nash ‘19 and Gary Freeman ‘93 have been named Outstanding Young Alumni of the Year and Outstanding Alumni of the Year, respectively, by the Hastings College Foundation. Nash graduated with majors in psychology, religion and sociology. After graduating, she went on to attend Harvard Divinity School where she received her master’s in Theological Studies.

Hastings College junior Dylan Shaw, a music education major, was selected to perform a solo at the North American Saxophone Alliance Region 3 conference, which was held at South Dakota State University. It is a significant honor for an undergraduate student to be selected to perform. Shaw, who is from Colorado Springs, Colorado, grew up