By Victor Dixon, Editor-in-Chief Did you enjoy your snow days? Newman University closed its campus on Tuesday and Wednesday of this week because of the threat of snow followed by subzero temperatures. (That’s the reason you won’t find a print issue of The Vantage on newsstands this week:

By Vantage Staff Newman University got a new king and queen on Wednesday night. During halftime of the men’s basketball game vs. Nebraska Kearney, seniors Juan Cordova and Andrea Fuentes were named homecoming king and queen for 2025, elected by students who last week voted via email ballots. Though

By Victor Dixon, Editor-in-Chief Inflation and increased personnel costs are among the reasons that Newman University has decided to raise tuition by 4% next year, President Kathleen Jagger said in an interview with The Vantage this week. At the end of October, Newman’s senior leadership team recommended to the

Madison Canez, Staff Writer This semester has lots in store from Newman University’s thespians, from Sloppy Joe improv troupe performances to full theatre productions. The Sloppy Joes are a group of student improv actors who put on regular performances. Senior Daniel Cubias, a member of the troupe, said the