The award-winning Hastings College Media team is producing all matches from the NAIA Women’s Volleyball National Championships this week, including the championship game that will stream nationally on ESPN3. All other matches from the championships in Sioux City, Iowa, will stream on the NAIA Network. While there is a subscription fee to watch matches on

Hastings College student Andrew Boge, a senior from Johnston, Iowa, has been announced by the National Communication Association as the recipient of the Stephen A. Smith Award for top undergraduate research paper.   The Stephen A. Smith Award is reserved for one paper and presented at the association’s national conference. Boge’s paper, “Donald Trump is

Join in on the humorous alphabet adventure in this original play, ‘From Z to A: A Jumbled Alphabet Journey’. This year’s annual Alpha Psi Omega Production for youth gives each letter in the alphabet a hilarious take through stories, audience participation and music. This play was written by the cast during a workshop led by

The Hastings College Forensics Team had a couple of busy weeks but showed up in full force when they traveled to Omaha, Nebraska, October 28-29 for the Halloween Swing Tournament hosted by University of Nebraska–Omaha and Doane University. After having a great weekend in Omaha, the team split up to take on the competition in

LocalGlobal, a student organization at Hastings College geared toward raising awareness about hunger and homelessness at the local, national and global levels, is hosting a week of activities for Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week. These events are supported by the Hastings College Student Assocation, Hearts and Hands Against Hunger of Hastings and the Open Table.

The “Erosion” exhibition, created by Jessica Heikes and Daniel T. Beck, is on display in the Jackson Dinsdale Art Center (700 E. 12th Street) now through November 30. The gallery is open Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., and 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. on Saturdays. In this series, Heikes investigates how

Hastings College celebrates an annual Cultural Festival in efforts to bring together the College and community as one through food, music and dance. The festival, which is free and open to the public, will take place Sunday, November 12, from 1:00 to 4:00 pm at Kiewit Gymnasium (715 E. 7th Street). The goal of the

Hastings College is one of 40 institutions to receive grant funding from Campus Compact’s Fund for Positive Engagement. The $5,000 grant will go towards providing a trainer and programming to educate the campus on consent and alcohol consumption and abuse. Research conducted on campus helped identify areas where opportunities existed to provide additional education, dialogue