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Midland University News

Midland University was recently awarded a $21,265 Community Forestry Infrastructure grant from the Nebraska Statewide Arboretum (NSA). The grant was part of $10 million in grant funds awarded to NSA in 2024 by the USDA Forest Service Urban and Community Forestry program. The goal of the grant program is to improve Nebraska’s community forestry infrastructure by supporting tree removal, care and planting to preserve tree canopy cover; protecting, enhancing and increasing access to watersheds in urban and development areas by focusing on conserving and managing community forests and green...Read more

News and Events

The Midland University Booster Club and Performing Arts Society each work to provide relevant opportunities for students participating in extracurricular activities. The Booster Club has provided money to directly support student-athletes at Midland, including retention scholarships to provide financial support, helping support operational needs for athletic programs, athletic facility upgrades, and helping support the Warrior Skills program. Midland University boasts the largest athletic program in Nebraska with 33 varsity sports. Nearly 900 students at Midland are involved in athletics. Two...Read more

“Having a scholarship is a huge contribution to further my education, and I am grateful for the opportunity and to my scholarship donor.”

Eny Bravo Torcios, Criminal Justice Major

— Upcoming Events —

Jun
26
Register today to join us as we welcome Dr. Aly Williams as the 17th president of Midland University! Food and a cash bar will be provided. Thursday...
Jul
24
Register today to join us as we welcome Dr. Aly Williams as the 17th president of Midland University! Food and a cash bar will be provided. Thursday...
Aug
04
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Recent Class Notes

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After retirement 35 years of teaching, Gene continues his side hustle as sports reporter for the Hastings Tribune.
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Jack Dunn ’69, recently had a new planetarium in Kosova named in his honor. Jack supplied equipment for the planetarium and worked closely with Pranvera Hyseni over the past nine years in preparation for the new facility. To learn more about the planetarium and Jack’s role in the project, see the...
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After being a Nebraska State Probation Officer for 12 years, Brenda began her own training company, training government and non-profit agencies in evidence-based practices. She developed curriculum for segregated inmates for the Nebraska Justice Research Department and began teaching criminal...