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During a virtual meeting on May 18, two Hastings College juniors received the Judy Sandeen Award for their outstanding service to the college campus and local community. Courtney Hanson and Abby Kryzsko received the award for their volunteer work with Crimson Cupboard, the campus food pantry. The virtual meeting was attended by Hanson, Kryzsko, the […]

Hastings College held its 134th Commencement on Saturday, May 16, 2020 via streaming on Facebook and YouTube. During the ceremony, the College awarded degrees to 194 undergraduates and 12 Master of Arts in Teaching graduates. Graduates represented 20 states and nine countries. While the ceremony was done virtually, Commencement continued a tradition of featuring a

In celebration of the outstanding student work throughout the year, the Hastings College Department of Music and Theatre recognized several students this week. Hastings College Music recognized 21 students as part of it’s annual Music Honors Convocation. The full list of honors is as follows: Hannah Adams, a senior from Cairo, Nebraska — Sigma Alpha

The 134th Hastings College Commencement is this Saturday, May 16, at 10:00 a.m. The ceremony is being streamed simultaneously on the College’s Facebook page and YouTube channel. A Commencement program will be available to download at hastings.edu/graduation. During the ceremony, the College will award undergraduate degrees to 194 students and Master of Arts in Teaching

Hastings College students who have been impacted by COVID-19 now have immediate access to grants of up to $3,000 cash totaling more than $525,000. Additional funds for students are also being provided by the College’s BroncosTogether Fund, a fundraising effort organized by the Hastings College Foundation. Initial grant funds are part of the U.S. CARES

During Hastings College’s Honors Convocation that was streamed Sunday, May 3, students and faculty were recognized for their achievements. The Don and Nancy Seaton Faculty Achievement Award was presented to Dr. Laura Logan, associate professor of Sociology, and Dr. Annette Vargas, associate professor of Theatre and associate academic dean of Arts and Humanities, received the

Hastings College announced three Bronco Award Recipients during its live-streamed Honors Convocation on May 3. Hannah Adams of Cairo, Nebraska; Greer Anderson of Colorado Springs, Colorado; and Kaelan Dea of Greenwood, Nebraska, were all recognized as 2020 Bronco Award Recipients. Established in 1924, the Bronco Award is the College’s highest non-academic award granted to students.

The Hastings College Scott Scholars program celebrated its inaugural incoming class of seven students with a virtual signing ceremony on Saturday, May 2. “We are excited for this group of bright and talented students coming to Hastings College,” said Dave Rippe, director of the Scott Scholars program. “These students demonstrated exceptional promise in high school,

Two students on the Hastings College Forensics team have been named All-Americans for the American Forensics Association National Individual Events Tournament (AFA-NIET): Alli Kennon, a senior communication studies major from Spicer, Minnesota; and Elizabeth Hansen, a senior English major from Fremont, Nebraska. Only 15 students nationwide are named All-Americans each year. Since beginning the All-American

Hastings College’s annual Celebration of Excellence, an event that recognizes high achievement by students and faculty, is moving online this week. The Academic Showcase portion of the event, which features more than 20 research, academic and other presentations by students across a variety of academic disciplines, is available at hastings.edu/as. On that webpage, viewers can