By Jack Schafer, Staff Writer
Newman’s 2020 spring semester cooperative education courses have been disbanded
due to COVID-19, at their instructors’ discretion.
A cooperative education course is worth three credit hours and involves students
enrolled getting an internship for at least the length of the semester.
Fifteen students
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By Leanne Vastbinder, Opinion and Online Editor
Newman has a new vice president of finance.
Anthony Beata, who came to Newman from a college in Nebraska, is replacing
Jennifer Gantz, who left Newman recently to accept a position as the chief
financial officer at the Kansas Health Science Center.
Beata
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By Cole Schnieders, Staff Writer
High school seniors worldwide are mourning the loss of graduation ceremonies and
final sports seasons, but admissions is trying to keep one senior tradition
alive: campus visits.
Georgia Drewes, Associate Director of Admissions, says the shift to online had
to be quick.
“We found out
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By Courtney Klaus, Editor-In-Chief
Director of Resident Life Scott Mudloff has recently accepted a new job at
Newman as the academic advisor for special populations.
“I’m excited for this opportunity,” Mudloff said, “I can progress my career and
my skills and still stay here at Newman, so
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By Madeline Alvarez, Sports Editor
Newman’s Admissions Counselors are the first people that prospective students
encounter and see as the face of the university.
The admissions office recently hired three new people to fill those positions,
and two of them are about-to-graduate students: Emily Larkin and Martina
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