Women’s Basketball Team Results and Experience At the NAIA Tournament

By Molly Sporleder The Hastings College Women’s Basketball team made history after an incredible season. They secured a spot in the Sweet Sixteen and earned a place in the NAIA National Tournament held in Sioux City, Iowa, after winning their first- and second-round games at Friends University in Wichita, Kansas. Hastings first defeated Friends University with a final score of 104–75, advancing to the second … Continue reading Women’s Basketball Team Results and Experience At the NAIA Tournament

The Importance of Strength and Conditioning

By Paige Bortner Strength and conditioning remain a cornerstone of Hastings College athletics, impacting everything from performance on the field to long-term athlete development. The Director of Sports Strength and Conditioning continues to serve as a backbone for Hastings College athletics, playing a critical role in both performance and overall athlete development. Director of Sports Performance Cole Fisher emphasized that success in competition is built … Continue reading The Importance of Strength and Conditioning

Students Navigate Mixed Emotions Returning From Spring Break

By Sarah Lechman As students return to campus following spring break, many are experiencing a mix of emotions as they settle back into their routines. While some are eager to resume classes and reconnect with friends, others admit they wish the break had lasted a little longer and are already counting down the days until summer. A majority of students expressed that, although it is … Continue reading Students Navigate Mixed Emotions Returning From Spring Break

Student-Athlete Turns Passion Into Business

By Sarah Lechman Balancing school, athletics, and a business can be difficult, but for Hastings College student-athlete Ashley Bauer, it has become a rewarding experience. Bauer started her business while she was still in high school and has continued to grow it while competing in college athletics. Her company is COWS&CO. Being a student-athlete already comes with a busy schedule, but Bauer has learned how … Continue reading Student-Athlete Turns Passion Into Business

Resident Assistant Helps Freshmen Feel at Home in Altman Hall

By Sarah Lechman Serving as a resident assistant can be both challenging and rewarding, and for Senior Victoria Mallory, the experience has been one she truly enjoys. Mallory is an RA on the second floor of Altman Hall and has served in the role for the past two years. Resident assistants have several responsibilities for maintaining a safe and welcoming environment in the residence halls. … Continue reading Resident Assistant Helps Freshmen Feel at Home in Altman Hall

Clements Looks Ahead as Hastings Athletics Builds Toward Growth

By Paige Bortner Hastings College Athletic Director Chris Clements sees both progress and opportunity across Bronco athletics as the department continues to build toward long-term success. Evaluating the year strictly based on results, Clements was honest in his assessment. “I would give us a C+,” he said, noting that while some programs are performing at a high level, others are still developing. However, when looking … Continue reading Clements Looks Ahead as Hastings Athletics Builds Toward Growth

Honoring the Legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.

By Molly Sporleder Martin Luther King Jr., born January 15, 1929, in Atlanta, Georgia, was a formative leader of the Civil Rights Movement whose work continues to be remembered today. King led the movement from 1955 until his assassination on April 4, 1968, in Memphis, Tennessee. His leadership and dedication to equality made a lasting impact on American history. In 1964, King was awarded the … Continue reading Honoring the Legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.

Coach Maddie Returns to Hastings to Lead Cheer and Dance Programs

By Sarah Lechman Hastings College welcomes back a familiar face as Coach Maddie Jagels steps into her role leading the cheer and dance teams. Originally from Omaha, Jagels has deep roots at Hastings, both as a former student and athlete, making her return especially meaningful. Jagels attended Hastings College from 2019 to 2022, where she was a member of the cheer team and spent time … Continue reading Coach Maddie Returns to Hastings to Lead Cheer and Dance Programs

Rhoades Named New Hastings Women’s Volleyball Coach

By Sarah Lechman Hastings College has welcomed Coach Harley Rhoades as the new head coach of the women’s volleyball program, marking an exciting new chapter for Bronco volleyball. Coach Rhoades comes to Hastings from Chadron, Nebraska, and brings with him several years of collegiate coaching experience. He attended Chadron State College, where he competed in track and field and was a multi-event athlete. Following began … Continue reading Rhoades Named New Hastings Women’s Volleyball Coach

Hastings Cheer and Dance Bring Spirit to Rock & Roll Jr. Camp

By Miah Fox Saturday, January 10, the Hastings College cheer and dance team held their Rock & Roll Jr. Spirit Camp, where they performed with kids during the halftime show of the Hastings –  Morningside basketball game. Now, these are heading out to perform for the sake of Hastings’ spirit. As these athletes look back on their camp, they look forward to their competition seasons. … Continue reading Hastings Cheer and Dance Bring Spirit to Rock & Roll Jr. Camp