Help send off the Sloppy Joes tomorrow night as they leave to compete in the Kansas City Collegiate Improv regional competition. The send-off will start at 4 p.m. on Jan. 27 in the Fugate Student Center and food and drinks will be provided. Read More…
The 360Five crew has a fantastic show for you this week! (As we do all the time..)
Tune in for important information about the Math and Writing Center followed by a once-in-a life-time interview with the Sloppy Joe improv troupe.
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Beginning on Feb. 6 students from Newman University will take to the phones for the annual Newman Fund Phonathon. They will be calling all alumni to seek support for the Newman Fund for student scholarships. The goal for this year’s campaign is $20,000. By contributing to the Newman Fund, you are giving students the ability to attend Newman University in the future.
Feb. 10 is our upcoming NU Day on the Newman campus. NU Day is a chance for anyone to check out Newman U and see what we’re all about. Visit our NU visit days webpage for more information.
The Final Friday opening reception for the Steckline Gallery exhibit “Those Were the Days” will include an additional feature. In addition to the exhibit by Rachel Epp Buller, graphic design, art and writings created by Newman University students majoring in Art-Emphasis in Graphic Design, as well as works created by students in Foundations, will be on display. Read More…
The Newman University Criminal Justice Program, with support from the Gerber Institute for Catholic Studies, will present Darryl Hunt hosting a screening of the award-winning documentary about his life, “The Trials of Darryl Hunt,” at 7 p.m., Monday Feb. 6 in Performance Hall of the De Mattias Fine Arts Center on the Newman campus. The film documents the personal story of Hunt, who was wrongfully convicted and spent 20 years in prison for a brutal rape and murder that took place in the American South.
Mark your calendars for Newman University Night with the Wichita Wings on Feb. 4, 2012 at the Hartman Arena. Discounted tickets will be available to anyone in the Newman community who shows an I.D upon entry. Tickets, which are usually $12, will be discounted to $6, and are only available the week prior to and night of the game.
Pre-game activities will include recognition of Newman University during the ceremonial kick at approximately 7:25 p.m. before the game starts at 7:35 p.m. At halftime the Newman University men and women’s soccer teams will be brought on the field and recognized. Read More…
Jan. 27 will be the last day for current or accepted students to enroll for classes at NU. A late fee of $75 will be charged for registration Jan. 23 – 27. Any student who wishes to enroll is encouraged to do so as soon as possible. All students, undergraduate, graduate, and adult, may enroll by either standard paper registration or through the online application. Returning adults should check out Newman’s CAP Rate programs which are offered at a reduced rate. Read More…
Having trouble finding what you need when using the search feature on the NU website? The Newman website search feature has been changed so all NU information is easily accessible from one location. Now, any terms searched from that location not only search through the the main website, but also in NU’s news, blogs, sports, and even the NU Facebook page. Read More…
Newman will once again be hosting this year’s Wichita Business Journal 2011 “Newsmakers”. The event will recognized 18 people who have made a significant impact in the Wichita business community over the past year. It will take place on campus on Jan. 24. This will be the fourth time that Newman has partnered with the Business Journal to present the annual event. Read More…