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Donors meet scholarship recipients at Newman luncheon
The annual scholarship luncheon brought student recipients and donors face-to-face as they enjoyed an Italian buffet on March 27.
Newman celebrates Pi Gamma Mu week March 20-24
From March 20-24, the Newman community can expect multiple on-campus events and activities to celebrate 50 years of Pi Gamma Mu.
Meet dean of students Andi Giesen
Andi Giesen hit the ground running in February as Newman University’s new dean of students. She even announced the homecoming king and queen for Newman just a couple days into… Continue reading Meet dean of students Andi Giesen
Newman’s numerous connections to the NBA
Currently, Newman University has not one, not two but four connections to the NBA. This includes three student-athletes who have family members in the league, as well as a graduate… Continue reading Newman’s numerous connections to the NBA
Courtney Klaus readies herself for fulfilling law career
Courtney Klaus has a lot to be proud of, and she hasn’t even begun her career yet.
Student Lauren Esfeld heading to Oregon for optometry school
After graduation, senior Lauren Esfeld will attend the Pacific University College of Optometry.
Award-winning author Clare Vanderpool visits Newman classes
As a Newman alumna, award-winning author Clare Vanderpool loves to return to Newman’s campus and speak to students.
Castle’s ‘Jet Duel’ card game connects Newman campus
Human Resources Coordinator Clark Castle ‘18 created a card game that is more than just a fun pastime — it’s also a connecting factor for many members of the Newman University community.
Celebrating employee milestones at Newman University
Every year, Newman University recognizes employees who have reached milestones in their careers at Newman.
“Disney’s The Little Mermaid” takes the Newman stage Feb. 2-5
The Newman University music and theater departments will bring the colorful fan-favorite, “Disney’s The Little Mermaid,” to life on stage February 2-5 in the De Mattias Performance Hall.
Rick Eckert shares passion for teaching and golf
Rick Eckert ’92 has always enjoyed working with kids, whether by officiating for youth leagues, coaching youth teams, mentoring … the list goes on.
Students reflect on community impact of capstone projects
When it comes to preparing graduates to transform society, the senior capstone project is one of the elements that sets Newman University apart.
History-making alumna retires from Kansas House of Representatives
Ponka-We Victors-Cozad (center) introduces members of Newman University, including past-president Noreen M. Carrocci, Ph.D., (right of stand) on the House floor. (Courtesy photo)
Aliyah Good finishes nursing degree with newborn
Aliyah Good ’22 juggled nursing school, pregnancy and a newborn while attending Newman University.
A year in review: 2022
Here’s a look back on stories of Newman University students, alumni, faculty and staff continuing to shine through adversity in 2022.
From student to nurse: Fall 2022 pinning ceremony
Eighteen nursing graduates, along with their family and close friends, gathered for the spring nursing pinning ceremony December 9, in Newman University’s De Mattias Performance Hall.
Week 3: Advent season reflections series
We wish you all a blessed Advent season, and we hope you enjoy these special reflections from our Newman University community members.
New dean, new name, expansive vision: School of Business & Technology
A name change isn’t the only aspect that’s different about the newly named School of Business & Technology; Professor David Cochran will step into his new role as dean in January 2023.
Newman Athletics announces Hall of Fame Class of 2023
Newman University Athletics is proud to announce the 2023 Hall of Fame Class.
Alumni invited to Christmas cookies and crafts event
Join the Newman University Alumni Office for a family-friendly Christmas Cookies and Crafts event Sunday, December 4.
Michael Reed uses interdisciplinary studies degree to pursue law school dreams
Newman alumnus Michael Reed ’18, ’19 never thought he’d go to law school, but now he’s three years in at the Villanova University Charles Widger School of Law.
Newman welcomes new director of institutional assessment and research
Valerie Hennings has a unique political science background that will lend to her work as Newman University’s new director of institutional assessment and research.
First-generation student Breanna Brown pursues degree in social work
Led by her passion for helping others, junior and first-generation college student Breanna Brown is studying social work at Newman University. Brown is from Leavenworth, Kansas, where she attended Leavenworth… Continue reading First-generation student Breanna Brown pursues degree in social work
Brian Fleeman ’03 named president of Kansas Association of Nurse Anesthetists
In October 2022, Brian Fleeman ’03 was named president of the 900-member Kansas Association of Nurse Anesthetists (KANA).
Senior capstone project benefits mothers through A Better Choice
Senior Cassidy Garretson, majoring in biology with a concentration in pre-physical therapy and a minor in sports medicine recently helped new mothers by giving them baskets filled with gifts.
Steckline Gallery presents ‘Biota of Wichita: A Study’ for First Friday Nov. 4
Steckline Gallery will welcome artist Emily Ritter to campus for her exhibition, “Biota of Wichita: A Study,” during a First Friday exhibition from 4:30-8 pm, November 4.
Newman teaching alumni earn high praise in their districts
Four education graduates of Newman University were recently recognized by their school districts: Ismael Carrillo, Patricia Lujan, Taylor Altendorf and Molly Brown.
First-year Hawaiian student finds second home at Newman
First-year student and bowler majoring in business, Noah Akiona is a long way from home. Akiona hails from Hawaii in a town called Waimānalo on the east side of the… Continue reading First-year Hawaiian student finds second home at Newman
Newman Europe by Rails trip returns after COVID hiatus
This summer, Newman University students have the opportunity to travel to Europe via a class called, “Europe by Rails.”
Newman University annual economic impact estimated to be $68 million
Newman University, in conjunction with the Kansas Independent College Association (KICA), released the results of a study that estimates the impact of Newman University on the Kansas economy.
Newman receives grant from National Endowment for the Humanities
Newman University was recently awarded a grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities for a project titled, “Emphasis in Technology and Human Values (ETHV).”
International student overcomes adversity, pursues dream at Newman
First-year student Elginique Dames is using personal experiences and challenges to fuel her passion for the medical field.
Newman volunteer opportunity: Make-A-Wish Foundation
Year-round, Newman students, staff and faculty are encouraged to donate their time and talents to nonprofit organizations in the Wichita community and beyond.
Senior Rae Gabrielle Cruz receives Teacher of Promise Award
Rae Gabrielle Cruz, a senior at Newman University, recently earned the Kansas Teacher of Promise Award from the state’s department of education.
Social work students contribute nearly 42,000 hours of internship service
During the 2021-22 school year, students in both Newman University’s Bachelor of Social Work and Master of Social Work programs reported 41,538 hours of service, valued at nearly $1.2 million, during their field practicum placements.
Student’s epilepsy experiences fuel passion for pediatric neurology
First-year Newman student Shelby Bussman spent her senior year at Derby High School bringing awareness to a disorder that she has a personal experience with: epilepsy.
Newman theater department presents ‘Dracula’ Oct. 20-23
Those who love to celebrate October with all things spooky are in for a treat — the Newman University theater department presents “Dracula” October 20-23.
First-year Newman student Luisa Salinas has heart for service
First-year student Luisa Salinas received the Ascension Via Christi Volunteers, Partners in Caring Teen Scholarship in recognition of her volunteer work at the Wichita hospital.
Juanumberto Picos ‘JP’ Soto’s journey lands him career in college athletics
Juanumberto Picos “JP” Soto serves as the infield coach/recruiting coordinator for the NCAA Division III baseball program at Hood College in Maryland.