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Four high school students were named Hastings College Walter Scott Scholars recently during the College’s Bronco Scholars Day event. This full tuition scholarship is one of the most celebrated and competitive scholarships offered to students at Hastings College. Students named Walter Scott Scholars include: Joseph Campbell of Columbus High School in Columbus, Nebraska Emma Downing […]

The Hastings College Speech Team had two successful tournament weekends in a row in mid and late February. The team traveled to Omaha, Nebraska, February 16-17 and then stayed home to host the Bronco Bash February 23-24 in the Morrison-Reeves Science Center on campus. Numerous alumni came back to celebrate Bronco Bash, including Darren Epping

Drawn from 150 artist applications across 39 states, “Memory Palace” opens at the Hastings College Jackson Dinsdale Art Center (JDAC) March 1. The exhibition, themed around nostalgia, history and domestic spaces, follows a national open call for art last fall. It is the first national juried exhibition at the JDAC. Kate Mothes, founder of Young

Hastings College Theatre will present its 2019 Capstones, productions directed and designed by senior theatre majors, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, March 7-9 at 7:30 p.m., and Sunday, March 10 at 2:00 p.m. All performances will be in Scott Studio Theatre (806 N. Turner Ave.). General admission tickets are $8, admission for seniors and non-HC students

Continuing to expand its fingerprint internationally, Hastings College has signed agreements with several international universities, which will make it easier for Hastings College students to study abroad, and students at the partner institutions to study at Hastings College. The initiative is an extension of the College’s study abroad initiative set to launch in fall 2019.

Rob Andrews, a 2007 Hastings College graduate, is coming back to campus as a speaker for Black History Month. He will speak February 28 at 7:00 p.m. in Fuhr Hall (723 E. 9th Street) on campus. The event is free and open to the public. The event is sponsored by the Black Student Alliance, the

The Crane Trust and Hastings College have announced a partnership to offer a summer academy experience specifically designed for juniors in high school who are interested in wildlife and natural science. The first program of its type designed specifically for high school students will focus on the unique ecology of the Platte River. “The Crane