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Army Captain and alumnus logs nearly 2,000 miles in Middle East

Captain Matthew Ayers, a two-time Newman graduate of 2016 and 2018, completed nearly 2,000 miles in an Army camp.

Student Nathan Huie leads volunteer project at the Lord’s Diner

In line with Newman University’s commitment to service, sophomore Nathan Huie recently led two group volunteer opportunities at the Lord’s Diner.

Newman students lead clothing drive for The Women’s Network

(From left to right) Skylar Jorgenson, Lizbeth Romero-Lopez, Aliyah Reeves, and Sadie Steiner

Four Newman University students are teaming up to collect clothing items and hygiene products for The Women’s Network.

Filmmakers show ‘Once Was Lost’ Father Kapaun documentary at Newman

(From left to right) Roy Wenzl, Travis Heying, and Ray Kapaun answer questions from attendees at the showing of the "Once Was Lost" documentary on Veterans Day, Nov. 11.

More than 140 people watched the live showing of “Once Was Lost,” a Father Kapaun documentary created by Travis Heying and Roy Wenzl.

Professor Audrey Hane celebrates 25 years at Newman

Hane gives a speech during Newman University commencement.

Audrey Hane celebrates 25 years as a professor of communication at Newman University, making an impact on countless students along the way.

First-year bowler Silas Limes off to impressive start

Silas Limes, a first-year student athlete at Newman University, has already built an impressive bowling resume.

Newman Chorale welcomes home veterans of Kansas Honor Flight

The Newman University Chorale recently sang two welcoming performances of “God Bless America” to veterans as they returned to Wichita from the Kansas Honor Flight.

Making candles, music and art

Alumnus Jim Macias ’81, shares about the hobbies he’s racked up during retirement, including candle making, music and art.

A little wine, reading and writing

Alumnus James R. Macias ’81, shares about his wine connoisseur adventures, reading and writing in the world of retirement.

Into the Great Wide Open – Navigating Retirement Without a Compass

In this contributing article, Newman alumnus James R. Macias ’81, shares the challenges and hopes for navigating the world of retirement.

Plant, T-shirt and baked goods fundraiser scheduled for Nov. 16

The Newman Staff Assembly will host “The Mother of All Sales” fundraiser 11 am to 1:30 pm on Tuesday, November 16 in the former bookstore space in Dugan.

Student Daniel Knolla earns early admission to medical school

Daniel Knolla — a senior biochemistry major and member of the Sloppy Joes — was recently accepted into the University of Kansas School of Medicine (KU).

Alumnus Jordan Barney steps into medical residency

2014 alumnus Jordan Barney majored in biology, finished medical school at the KU School of Medicine and is now entering into medical residency.

ESOL student-teacher returns to her K-8 school

Karen Cordero, an elementary education major with a Spanish minor, is student teaching at Horace Mann K-8 Dual Language Magnet in Wichita.

Newman staff member and veteran honored with Kansas Honor Banner

In honor of her military service, Senior Administrative Assistant for Academic Affairs Melanie Flanagan is featured on a Kansas Honor Banner.

Newman to begin 7-year plan as Laudato Si’ university

Newman University recently joined the Association of Catholic Colleges and Universities cohort in support of a 7-year Laudato Si’ action plan.

Steckline Gallery to host ‘Natural Anomalies’ for First Friday

Steckline Gallery present “Natural Anomalies,” a group exhibition by Black Rainbow for First Friday on November 5.

AJ Morris named The Community Voice’s Student-Athlete of the Week

Newman graduate student and men’s basketball player AJ Morris was tabbed The Community Voice Student-Athlete of the Week.

Newman partners with Credo, starts Moving the Needle project

Newman University has partnered with Credo and its Moving the Needle (MTN) project, which aims to improve student success and retention.

John Vogt celebrates 35 years with Newman

John Vogt, associate professor and chair of the Division of Science and Mathematics, recently celebrated his 35th year with Newman.

Alumna Rebekah Valentine lands dream role with IGN Entertainment

Rebekah Valentine, a 2013 Newman graduate, is a news reporter at IGN Entertainment — a leading online media company for video games.

Fall Festival of Song on Sunday, Oct. 24, promises to delight

The Newman Chorale and Troubadours will host their annual fall concert on Sunday, October 24 at 3 pm in Saint John’s Chapel.

Two Newman alumnae celebrate 50th jubilee as ASC sisters

Sister Susan Welsby ’73 and Sister Sara Dwyer ’73 celebrated their 50th Jubilees as Adorers of the Blood of Christ on Saturday, Sept. 4.

Husband and wife duo coach Newman women’s basketball team

Drew Johnson and his wife, Nicole Ohlde-Johnson, were named coaches of the Newman women’s basketball team.

Trio of Newman individuals receive Mary Jane Teall Awards

Three Newman individuals recently won Mary Jane Teall Awards: Christy Cunningham Railsback, Deanne Zogleman and Lyle Valentine.

A chance to tell your story: call for contributing authors

You can now share your story through words, photos and/or videos for the chance to be featured on the Newman Today site.

Soaring to new heights: Inauguration of President Kathleen S. Jagger

Newman University soared into a new era with the official inauguration of President Kathleen Jagger on Thursday, October 7.

Q&A with Newman President Kathleen S. Jagger

The Newman Staff Assembly organized a question-and-answer session to learn more about Newman President Kathleen Jagger, PhD, MPH, on Tuesday, October 5.

Turner Middendorf named director of residence life at Newman

After serving as the interim director of residence life since May 2020, Turner Middendorf was named Newman’s new director of residence life.

Four first-year seminarians begin their journey at Newman

Four seminarians from Saint Joseph’s House of Formation enrolled at Newman University this fall: Florence Barles, Richard Olsen, Zach Kelsey and Sam Schmidt.

Alumnus Mitch Austin signs with pro baseball team in Australia

’21 Newman University graduate Mitch Austin signed with the Sydney Blue Sox, a professional baseball team in the Australia Baseball League.

Newman to install Kathleen S. Jagger as its president

President Kathleen Jagger will be officially installed as Newman University’s 12th president during an inauguration ceremony at 2 pm on Thursday, October 7, in Performance Hall of the De Mattias Fine Arts Center.

Soaring into Inauguration Week with special events: Oct. 3-9

On Thursday, October 7, Newman University will celebrate the inauguration of President Kathleen Jagger, Ph.D., MPH.

Father Kapaun: home at last, remembering Newman roots

Father Emil Kapaun — who was ordained as a Catholic priest in Saint John’s Chapel at Newman University and died as a prisoner of war in North Korea 70 years ago — has finally returned home to Kansas.

Newman cross country teams aim big

With three of its runners experiencing recent wins and records, Newman University’s cross country team has an impressive roster this season.

Newman represents at Wichita Business Expo

Fifteen Newman University individuals from a range of departments participated in the Wichita Business Expo on Thursday, Sept. 23.

Steckline Gallery presents ‘Machine-Nature Interface #131 (Shadows)’ for First Friday

The Steckline Gallery will present “Machine-Nature Interface #131 (Shadows)” by Mike Miller during a First Friday exhibition from 5-8 pm, October 1, at Newman University.