Yesterday, on November 12, 2024, the Hastings women's soccer team faced off against Concordia for…read morethe league championship. While congratulations may be in order for their soccer victory, I cannot say the same about their loss to human decency, respect, and teamwork. My child, who plays for Concordia, was subjected to racially charged comments from the crowd. Disturbingly, neither the coaching staff nor the referee intervened to stop the hateful and offensive remarks directed at her. As a result, my child felt unsafe and unprotected in an environment that, according to the Hastings College website, promotes "Acceptance & Belonging" as a core value (https://www.hastings.edu/about/acceptance-and-belonging/). I strongly advise parents: if you want your child to feel accepted and welcome, Hastings College is NOT the right school for them. This incident demonstrates that Hastings has fallen short of fostering an atmosphere of respect and inclusion. Allowing such vile rhetoric to be directed at any player should have been addressed immediately by the referees, coaches, and other players. The lack of action in this situation casts doubt on the college's commitment to its own stated values. Congratulations, Hastings, on your win; however, how does it feel to lose your morals? P.S. No, we will not be deported. We are, and always have been, incredibly proud of you--you have NEVER disappointed us! I will be filing a complaint!

This was my first physical visit to this campus. I've been to Hastings before but never had a…read morereason to enter any buildings at the college until today. The Human Performance area has come a long ways from a few years back, nice improvements to help with the curriculum which is a certified NSCA Education Recognition Undergraduate Program. The campus is clean, well maintained, and the parking was not being enforced, allowing me to park without risk of a parking ticket. The athletic facilities look very modern and well maintained also. I was impressed with my quick experience at this private liberal arts institution.

My son is starting his 2nd year here. We gave him options to go to another school but he says he…read morewants to stay at YU...He does like the community and close nit school family atmosphere.

This was my first physical visit to York University, formerly York College located in York, NE…read more Once you exit the 80 freeway, it's a 3 mile path towards the eastern side of the town. The campus is quaint, older, and didn't show major rennovations or growth. Most buildings were locked down and by the end of the semester, minimal administrative staff were available. Two previous Yelp replies had issues with Athletics. Their facilities aren't the best compared to other private liberal arts institutions in the state of Nebraksa, but it is better than others in other states I have seen. This campus is conducive towards academics and the downtown area doesn't seem to cater to college kids.