The Hastings College student a cappella group Millennial Vibe is moving on to a regional International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella (ICCA) competition after finishing second at a district competition in Lincoln February 10. The regional competition is in Phoenix, Arizona, March 31. To compete in ICCA’s district competitions, students had to submit an audition […]

During the month of February, art from Hastings College students will be featured in the Jackson Dinsdale Art Center gallery. Students from across campus were invited to submit their work in a variety of mediums for the annual student show. The exhibition runs through February 26 at the JDAC (700 E 12th Street). The JDAC

Jackson Dinsdale, a talented student-artist from Grand Island, Nebraska, who died in 2014, left a legacy that continues to benefit students at Hastings College. The College announced today that it has received a grant of more than $430,000 from the Jackson Dinsdale Endowed Fund, a donor-advised fund held at the Grand Island Community Foundation and

The Hastings College Broncos Forensics team had a successful weekend February 3-4 at the Monumental Swing, held at Western Nebraska Community College in Scottsbluff, Nebraska, as every event the team brought made it to finals on both the first and second day. The team is gaining momentum and qualified more events for the national tournament.

Hastings College held its 56th Annual Honor Band, 48th Annual Honor Choir and 39th Annual Honor Orchestra on campus February 1-3, culminating with the annual concert on February 3 The Hastings College Honor Band, Orchestra and Choir (HBOC) are the longest-running high school music honor ensembles sponsored by a college in Nebraska and feature some

Jordan Dux, the Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation’s director of national affairs, is coming to Hastings College to discuss President Donald Trump’s economic and trade policies and their impact on Nebraska. Dux will speak Tuesday, February 6 at 7:00 p.m. in French Memorial Chapel (800 N. Turner Ave.). The event is free and open to the

The Hastings College forensics team had successful consecutive weekends at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln and Kansas State University, respectively. Over the weekends, the team qualified six more events for the American Forensics Association National Individual Events Tournament (AFA-NIET) in April. The team first traveled to UNL for the Big 10 Conference tournament January 20-21 and

Six pieces from the Hastings College Permanent Collection are on display at Back Alley Bakery (609 W 2nd St. in Hastings) through February. The 2D works are by former and present members of the Hastings College Department of Visual Arts faculty. “Turner McGehee and Tom Kreager were kind enough to share these special pieces from

The Order of Omega, a national leadership honor society for members of fraternity and sorority organizations, awarded Hastings College student Amanda Tyra with the Dr. Kent L. Gardner Scholarship. Tyra, of Thornton, Colorado, is a senior at Hastings College majoring human resource management and psychology. She also serves as co-president for the Alpha Phi Sigma