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Eleven individuals and two teams will celebrate their induction as the 30th class to join the Hastings College Athletic Hall of Fame in 2018. The Athletic Hall of Fame was established in 1989 to honor and preserve the memory of athletes, teams, coaches and those who have contributed meritorious service to Hastings College and its […]

During Hastings College’s day-long Celebration of Excellence April 24, Anthony Cloyd and Brian Whetstone, both of Omaha, Nebraska, were named 2018 Bronco Award recipients at Honors Convocation. For photos from Honors Convocation, click here. For a video, click here. Established in 1924, the Bronco Award is the College’s highest non-academic award granted to students. Recipients

KANEKO and Hastings College are excited to announce Open Space, a summer art immersion program for high school juniors that will be held at the College’s Jackson Dinsdale Art Center (JDAC). “Creativity can grow anywhere, but having great instructors and equipment can be a spark to really advance that growth. The Jackson Dinsdale Art Center

Hastings College media students are in Sioux City, Iowa, where they will spend the next week producing livestreams of the 2018 NAIA Division II Women’s Basketball National Championship running March 7-13. These students will also oversee the livestreams of the semifinals and championship games broadcast March 12 and 13 on ESPN3. Hastings College media students

Dr. Antje Anderson, professor of English at Hastings College, will discuss her love of George Eliot for the spring 2018 Artist Lecture Series Invited Faculty Lecture. In her lecture, “Antje Loves George: A Long-Term Academic Romance,” Anderson will discuss how she came to love the renowned Victorian novelist George Eliot, starting with her first encounter

Through the use of wood, paint, found objects, laser cutting, 3D printing and proprietary, inter-dimensional media, Kevin Mercer’s “Yonder Dreams” exhibition ushers visitors across the threshold of time and space, abandoning earthly preoccupations. “Yonder Dreams” is open now through January 26 in the Hastings College Jackson Dinsdale Art Center critique gallery. It features new work

Hastings College students received travel grants and presented papers, and three faculty members presented their work, at the National Communication Association (NCA) annual conference in Dallas, Texas in November. Seniors Andrew Boge, communication studies major from Johnston, Iowa; Kenzie Shofner, a communication studies major from Maple Plain, Minnesota; and Hannah Moody, a communication studies and

The Hastings College chapter of Omicron Delta Kappa (ODK), a national leadership honor society, welcomed 16 new members at its annual induction ceremony in November. To be apart of ODK, membership qualifications include being in the top 35 percent of juniors and seniors classes. ODK encourages collaboration among members across the five phases celebrated by

Hastings College and Creighton University have formed a partnership that gives Hastings College students priority consideration for admission to Creighton’s Doctor of Pharmacy program and reduces by one year the time it will take students to earn their degree. The agreement includes a guaranteed number of slots in both of Creighton’s pharmacy pathways: traditional on-campus