Students compete in several categories relating to this year’s National History Day theme: ‘Revolution, Reaction, Reform in History.’ Some of the topics to be presented include the transcontinental railroad, women’s roles following World War II and reforms in post-communist Russia.
Midland University officials today announced the list of students named to the President’s List and the Dean’s List for the first half of the 2011-2012 academic year
Midland University has announced Josh Gehring as the 36th head football coach. Gehring, most recently at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, will look to mold a talented Warrior squad into a program of consistent national relevance.
The show will feature performances by the Midland University Choir and the Clef Dwellers, Fremont’s Pathfinder Chorus, Fremont Middle School’s FAME Show Choir, along with the Palladium Brass and the Midland Band.
Midland University has announced a new scholarship available to extend educational opportunities to for veterans and their families. The Freedom Scholarship is one of several funding opportunities available to veterans attending Midland.
Midland's Heritage Arboretum earned the Nebraska Statewide Arboretum’s (NSA) Affiliate Excellence Award. Presented annually, the award recognizes an outstanding commitment to developing, maintaining and seeking community engagement.
Midland welcomes high school students taking part in the Midland University High School Math Olympiad. Students from greater Omaha metro area, Lincoln, Arlington and Norris are represented.
The Midland University Board of Trustees seeks approval to launch a new Masters in Business Administration (MBA) program. The MBA will initially focus on serving the needs of working professionals and recent college graduates where demand is strongest.
University President, Dr. Ben Sasse, today announced the hiring of Christine Hatton as the new women’s lacrosse coach and that Midland will be playing as part of the National Women’s Lacrosse League.
Dr. Ben Sasse, invites the Fremont community to take part in a discussion on campus as Midland welcomes two highly-regarded experts discussing challenges presented by terrorism and previewing issues likely to impact the 2012 election
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