Pope Leo XIV officially declared Saint John Henry Newman, namesake of Newman University, the 38th Doctor of the Church on November 1.
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Confession and Therapy: A Newman student’s presentation at a conference
Senior Isabel Porres represented Newman at a religious conference, presenting the topic of her senior thesis: The Complementary Roles of Confession and Talk Therapy. The American Academy of Religion’s Regional… Continue reading Confession and Therapy: A Newman student’s presentation at a conference
Inside the Lab: How Newman’s Cadaver Facility Is Shaping Future Healthcare Leaders
Tucked Inside the state-of-the-art Bishop Gerber Science Center at Newman University is a rare gem for a university of its size: a fully equipped cadaver lab. While such facilities are… Continue reading Inside the Lab: How Newman’s Cadaver Facility Is Shaping Future Healthcare Leaders
Message from our deans
Welcome to the inaugural edition of the joint newsletter for the Schools of Arts and Sciences and Catholic Studies. This publication celebrates the creativity, scholarship, and dedication that defines our… Continue reading Message from our deans
From radiology program to hospital leadership: Kelly Tate ’18
Kelly Tate ‘18 went from Newman’s radiologic technology program to leading others in the field at Wesley Woodlawn Hospital in Wichita.
Newman celebrates its senior soccer players
Newman University recognized 31 senior soccer players between the men’s and women’s teams during senior nights this fall.
Student Daniel Mies deepens faith through seminary formation
Daniel Mies, a Newman student and seminarian, said his discernment story unfolded gradually through an openness to God’s will.
Graduate Cody Saunders ’25 lives out his calling in social work
When Cody Saunders began working for Comcare of Sedgwick County, he discovered more than just a job — he found a calling.
‘I wanted to keep growing’: Yazmin Puentes Probedo earns two Newman degrees
Yazmin “Yaya” Puentes Probedo didn’t plan to walk across Newman’s commencement stage twice in two years, but when the opportunity came, she took it.
From Spain to Newman — and back again: Fernando Rubio Garcia
When Fernando Rubio Garcia first arrived at Newman University, he was chasing a dream of balancing soccer with academics.
$200k raised for student scholarships at 2025 Party on the Plaza
During the 2025 Party on the Plaza, supporters raised money for student financial aid that makes a Newman education possible.
More than a walk: Alumna Heidi Parish ’86 brings joy to pets, humans
Shaped by her English and communication degrees at Newman, alumna Heidi Parish ’86 is the owner of a dog walking business in Colorado.
Navigator helps Newman students soar from college to career
At Newman University, students take part in Navigator, a guided journey that carries them from their first semester to graduation and beyond.
Newman welcomes 29 new faculty and staff in 2025
Newman welcomed 29 new faculty and staff between the 2025 spring and fall semester.
New ‘mission animator’ will paint vivid picture of how Newman values the real world
Patricia “Trish” Keller accepted the role of mission animator for Newman University at the Western Campus Outreach Center.
From Newman to Eswatini children’s home: Margaret Koenig
After graduating from Newman with dual degrees in biology and mathematics, Margaret Koenig ’25 put her skills to work in an unexpected place: at a nonprofit children’s home in southern Africa.
Newman University enrolls largest number of seminarians yet
A record-breaking 25 seminarians enrolled for fall 2025, marking the largest seminarian class in Newman University’s history.
From busy Newman student to ICU nurse: Hayley Hughes
Hayley Hughes (’25) lived the college experience at full capacity, balancing the nursing program, resident assistant leadership and basketball – all without dropping the ball.
Charity softball tournament helped Newman’s mission come to life
Leaders of the SAAC helped Newman’s mission of empowering graduates come to life with its charity softball fundraiser on August 3.
Newman’s Murphy honored with prestigious collegiate bowling service award
Newman Bowling Coach Billy Murphy won the Gordon Tiegen Service Award, the most prestigious college recognition for service to the sport.
Newman names Geri Tyrell associate vice president of Academic Affairs
Geri Tyrell, DNP, recently took on a new leadership role as the associate vice president of Academic Affairs at Newman University.
Newman shares state of the university, champions excellence
At the annual fall institute, Newman faculty and staff were challenged to transform lives through excellence.
Tim Cho named dean of Newman School of Healthcare Professions
Tim Cho, M.D., an experienced health care educator and leader, is the new dean of the School of Healthcare Professions at Newman University.
Now streaming: ‘Sod & Stubble’ movie features Newman community members
Four Newman University community members are featured in the movie “Sod & Stubble,” now available to rent or purchase on Amazon Prime.
Newman in the know: your back-to-school checklist
Whether you’re a first-year student, a returner, living on-campus in the residence halls or commuting each day, here are some tips and tid-bits to know for all things back-to-school.
Graduate Rebecca Herd accepted into nuclear medicine program
Newman graduate Rebecca Herd ’25 recently achieved a major milestone: acceptance into the nuclear medicine program at the University of Arkansas.
Newman graduate Allison Szewczyk ’25 answers the call to nursing
Allison Szewczyk earned her bachelor’s degree from Newman University alongside 18 fellow nursing graduates in 2025.
Newman alumnus heads to NFL as Lions’ graphic designer
Newman University alumnus CJ Campbell ’19 started working for the Detroit Lions as its graphic design coordinator in June 2025.
5 reasons why a master’s in biomedical science boosts your med school application
Summary: The journey to medical school is becoming more and more competitive. This daunting fact makes many aspiring doctors ask themselves, “How can I make my application stand out from… Continue reading 5 reasons why a master’s in biomedical science boosts your med school application
Ready to teach the next generation: Camdyn Kindred ’25
Camdyn Kindred ‘25 landed a teaching role and is excited to pursue her dream of transforming students’ lives for the better.
Passion for science fuels Natalie Meyer’s future in higher education
After three years at Newman University, Natalie Meyer ’25 is heading to graduate school with one goal in mind: to give back.
Future veterinarian Anna Strickbine receives St. Newman scholarship
Anna Strickbine, an incoming first-year student at Newman University, is one of five recipients of the competitive St. Newman Scholarship.
Preparing for college: a parent’s timeline for your student’s Newman journey
Major Points to Remember The path to college begins long before your student receives their acceptance letter. For families considering Newman University, having a clear plan can make what feels… Continue reading Preparing for college: a parent’s timeline for your student’s Newman journey
Holy Savior Catholic Academy honors late alumna Bernie Winston ’12
On May 20, Holy Savior Catholic Academy honored the life and legacy of Bernastein “Bernie” Winston, a 2012 graduate of Newman University.
Moments of stillness give Theodore Sponsel ‘transformative’ Newman experience
For Newman graduate Theodore Sponsel ’25, who earned his Associate of Arts degree, it was the quiet moments that made the biggest impact.
From Hawaii to the Heartland: Carianne Takeuchi finds path at Newman
When Carianne Takeuchi graduated from Newman University in May 2025, she left with more than just her degree in sports media and promotion.
Christine Werth celebrates 30 years and counting at Newman University
Thirty years ago in 1995, Christine Werth stepped into the Registrar’s Office as a new employee of Newman University.
Teagan Scherer receives full-tuition St. Newman Scholarship
Teagan Scherer, a 2025 graduate from Bishop Carroll Catholic High School, is one of five St. Newman Scholarship recipients.
From online graduate to future priest: Daniel Cooper
Newman alumnus Daniel Cooper ’20 will be ordained as a transitional deacon in November, marking a step closer to the priesthood.
From Nashville stage to X-rays: Meet Bethany Pope ’25
Bethany Pope ’25 went from being a singer in Nashville to one of Newman University’s 2025 radiologic technology graduates.