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I Wish Someone Told Me: 9 Things All First-Year Students Need to Hear
April George '23, shares some advice about college life that all incoming first-year students need to hear before coming to campus in the fall.
Raiders Cove Building on Successful First Year
Mount Union's student resource center, Raiders Cove, looks to build on its successful first year on Mount Union's campus. Its efforts are outlined in this piece by Destanee O'Neil '20.
Beyond the Screen
Mount Union's new esports program attracts a new generation of students in one of the world’s rising communities.
Mount Union Announces Three-College Structure and Founding Deans
Adapting to the growth and success of its academic offering and the ever-changing landscape of higher education, the University of Mount Union is reorganizing its academic structure into three colleges within the institution.
My "Face Your Fear" Project Experience
Elise Chojnacki '22 wrote about her experience in Dr. Kevin Meyer's unique Abnormal Psychology course and its "Face Your Fear" project.
Mount Union Business Students Take Top Two Spots in Pittsburgh Business Competition
Two teams of University of Mount Union students took home top honors this year at the Tau Pi Phi Honor society case competition in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Madar, Boatright Named New Academic Deans at Mount Union
The University of Mount Union is pleased to announce that Dr. Sandra Madar has been named the dean of undergraduate studies and associate vice president for academic affairs and Dr. Bryan Boatright has been named dean of graduate, digital and continuing education and associate vice president for academic affairs.
University of Mount Union Names Mark Black ’98 Chief Diversity Officer
The University of Mount Union has named Mark Black ’98 as the institution’s first full-time chief diversity officer and senior Title IX administrator, a position that will provide leadership to create and maintain a campus environment that reflects the University’s mission and values as a fully inclusive institution.
Four Native Speaking TA's Spent the Year at Mount Union
This year, for the first time, Mount Union welcomed four native speaking teaching assistants on campus for the 2021-2022 academic year.