
Hastings College Forensics wins championship at national tournament
Two members of the Hastings College Forensics team traveled to Santa Ana, California, for the National Forensics Association (NFA) National Tournament April 18-22 and brought
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Two members of the Hastings College Forensics team traveled to Santa Ana, California, for the National Forensics Association (NFA) National Tournament April 18-22 and brought

Three Hastings College students presented their work at the annual Alpha Chi National Convention held in early April in Cleveland, Ohio. The Alpha Chi National

Hastings College Theatre is wrapping up it’s production year with William Shakespeare’s “The Comedy of Errors,” which runs at Scott Studio Theatre (806 N. Turner

Third-year Hastings College art majors who are part of the Professional Practices course are breaking out of the Hastings College studios and taking their creative

Kyle “Guante” Tran Mhyre, a two-time National Poetry Slam Champion, activist and educator, will give a keynote speech at Hastings College on Tuesday, April 23,

The Hastings College Broncos Forensics (speech) team finished 9th in the nation at it’s national tournament, the AFA-NIET, which was held recently in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.

In early March, Hastings College students discovered clear acrylic cubes containing art that’s no larger than 11 inches placed around campus. The year-long public art

Hastings College athletics has entered into a multi-year partnership agreement with BSN Sports, which offers athletic apparel and equipment through Nike. The agreement offers Hastings
Innovation Grants awarded by the Hastings College Foundation Board of Trustees will help students connect with community partners for service projects, discover their personal strengths

Hastings College will induct Gretchen Vondrak, the Noel Cover Foundation and 1963 alumna MarySue (Hormel) Harris into its Pro Rege Society, the highest non-academic recognition