Jetspy Awards salute 2025-26 Newman athletes

Newman University Athletics crowned its 2025-26 Jetspy winners on Wednesday, April 29, 2026 during a formal event at Fugate Gymnasium. 

How to become a respiratory therapist: Guide for career changers & high school grads

Timothy Cho demonstrates techniques during his class at Newman University.

Thinking about becoming a respiratory therapist but not sure where to start? Newman University’s program gets you working in just 16 months at $30/hour—but there’s a catch: only 20 spots… Continue reading How to become a respiratory therapist: Guide for career changers & high school grads

High School seniors guide: Why choose Newman University over larger Kansas universities

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Article At A Glance Choosing the right university is one of the most important decisions you will make, and if Newman University is on your list, there are some things… Continue reading High School seniors guide: Why choose Newman University over larger Kansas universities

Adult career changer’s guide: Benefits of going back to college

Ever thought about hitting the books again? If you’re an adult pondering a career change, going back to college could be the game-changer you need. Let’s dive into the compelling… Continue reading Adult career changer’s guide: Benefits of going back to college

Pathmaker FAQs: Everything You Need to Know About the Program

The Pathmaker Program is an innovative way to approach higher education, giving students a fast and tailored route to their academic and career aspirations. With its flexible and practical design,… Continue reading Pathmaker FAQs: Everything You Need to Know About the Program

Newman University and Garden City Community College expand the future of healthcare in Southwest Kansas with diagnostic medical sonography degree 

From leB: Alden Stout, Vice President Academic Affairs Newman University, Dr. Ryan Ruda, President Garden City Community College and Jason Justus, President of St. Catherine Hospital – Garden City, St. Catherine Hospital – Dodge City, and Bob Wilson Memorial Hospital in Ulysses.

With the new bachelor’s degree program, students can complete a Diagnostic Medical Sonography program for as little as $750 a year. February 18, 2026 (Garden City, KS) — Newman University… Continue reading Newman University and Garden City Community College expand the future of healthcare in Southwest Kansas with diagnostic medical sonography degree 

Adult career changer’s guide: benefits of going back to college

Ever thought about hitting the books again? If you’re an adult pondering a career change, going back to college could be the game-changer you need. Let’s dive into the compelling… Continue reading Adult career changer’s guide: benefits of going back to college

Finish the degree you started (without starting over)

Key Takeaways That unfinished degree doesn’t have to remain unfinished forever. Whether you left college due to financial constraints, family responsibilities, or because the timing wasn’t right, your previous academic… Continue reading Finish the degree you started (without starting over)

Kansas dyslexia teacher shortage solutions & training options

Article At-A-Glance Dyslexia affects one in five students in Kansas classrooms, yet schools across the state struggle to find properly trained educators who can provide the specialized instruction these students… Continue reading Kansas dyslexia teacher shortage solutions & training options

God with us: Newman community awaits Christmas

As we reach the final week of Advent, we stand on the threshold of Christmas with hearts full of anticipation and gratitude. This week’s readings invite us to reflect on… Continue reading God with us: Newman community awaits Christmas

Student witnesses Christ’s presence in the poor during Guatemala Study & Serve

(From left to right) Seminarians Conrad Sissell and Dominic Jirak with Rev. Bob Pinninti and Elliott in Santiago Atitlán.

During Newman’s Guatemala Study & Serve event, Thomas Elliott of Wichita experienced an encounter with Christ in the faces of the poor.