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NE Wicked Fall Fest Brings Magic this Fall

NICHOLAS BOLTZ, videographer
October 29, 2025

NE held it’s Wicked Fall Fest. An event themed after the movie Wicked, where they showcased many student activities and organizations with attendees and organizers wearing costumes.

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NICHOLAS BOLTZ
NICHOLAS BOLTZ, videographer
My name is Nicholas Boltz. I am the news videographer for The Collegian and a film student at TCC. I love to capture and tell stories on camera and hope to make a living doing it. If you see my on campus be sure to say hi. I look forward to working with great people and continue working behind or in front of the camera.