NNU student-athletes had the unique opportunity to connect with representatives from Micron Technology during a special career event held on Monday, Feb. 17. Nearly 75 student-athletes attended the session, where Micron leaders shared insights about career...
Why You Should Consider a Study Abroad Experience Kali, a sophomore business major who loves to travel, is interested in doing a semester abroad. She’s done a couple of mission trips with her church, one to Mexico and the other to the urban center of Chicago, but...
You’ve had a refreshing break with friends and family, celebrated the holiday and now you’re back at school—ready to tackle your next semester. There’s no better time to revamp your study habits than now. There are a number of digital tools that can revolutionize...
‘Tis the season of New Year’s Resolutions, those pesky goals we tend to set for ourselves this time of year. You’ve probably heard that most resolutions fail: 91% of Americans fail to complete them, and a full 43% quit trying by the end of January, according to...
How to Balance Work, School & Social Life in College Even if you’re not a runner you can picture it: the marathon runner juggling as she crosses the finish line. It’s a silly image for what is a serious topic. How can you balance school, social life, and probably...
You’ve worked hard all week and suddenly it’s the weekend! Two glorious days of free time stretch ahead of you. What will you do? Fortunately, you chose NNU as your school, so you’re in the heart of a region with loads of fun and affordable weekend options. There’s...
What’s your instinct when you have a question about something? Pull out your smartphone and Google it, Wikipedia it, or Reddit it, right? ChatGPT, maybe? These are all great tools (well, maybe not Reddit, although it can be quite entertaining), but, when it comes to...
By: Jace Ziegler, Class of 2021 From first visit to graduation, Jace knew NNU was home. Sometime in the spring of my senior year of high school, my story of belonging at NNU began. I was going on a visit with some friends who had a sibling attending NNU and another...
Mia was just accepted to the university of her choice (NNU!), and she can’t wait to start the next chapter of her life. She’s 18, lives in Meridian, is a National Honor Society member who plans to study nursing and she’s on the soccer team. Her parents are making many...
The countdown is on! Your hard work is nearly finished, and high school graduation is finally in sight. Now comes the hard decision about what comes next. Whether you are the first in your family to consider a four-year university or you come from a long line of...
By Dr. Julie Straight One semester in college, I earned an A-minus in private organ lessons. That minus annoyed me: I practiced my required hours and did what I was told to do. But I’d hit a stage at which I wasn’t told what to do on a crucial point: namely, how to...
