Peru State College News

In a president's report for Nov. 5, UNO Student Government President/Regent Neal Bonacci announced the Nebraska Legislature is in a special session to discuss the state deficit.

Nebraskan Joy Huber will bring her ideas and enthusiasm next month to a national forum on the financial future of the next generation.

Joe Fleskoski moved here from Texas and L.A., but his problem was not with our winters.

Joe Fleskoski moved here from Texas and L.A., but his problem was not with our winters.

Tiffany Kuhlmann is the new 7-12 art teacher and assistant High School Track Coach at Iberia R-V School District.

A student paying full out-of-state tuition to attend a Nebraska college soon might seem as unlikely as a freshman carrying an abacus to algebra class.

Starting in the fall, no one will pay out-of-state tuition at Peru State College.

Starting this fall, students from Nebraska City and New York City will pay the same price to attend Peru State College.

Eldon Leroy Clark, a former Boeing electrical engineer who played a role in the first manned flight to the moon, died June 2 at a local retirement home.

A A A The Nebraska State College System has selected 120 Nebraska high school seniors to receive scholarships that will help them attend Chadron, Peru and Wayne State Colleges.

STERLING – Terrence Patrick Kelly, 53, of Sterling, passed away Wednesday, April 29, 2009, at his residence.

As two Poudre School District elementary principals retire after 30 years in education, Cache La Poudre and Bacon Elementary Schools will bring in new leaders to take the schools' helms.

Some teachers can't help but make a lasting impression on their students' lives.