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Akron Public Schools Welcomes Mount Union as Sister University
AKRON, Ohio — On Wednesday, March 11, Akron Public Schools (APS) Superintendent David James and Campus Principal Kim Sabetta joined University of Mount Union President Dr. Richard Merriman to announce that University of Mount Union will become a sister university to North High School.
Stehlik '99 Named President of NFL, MLB Representation Group OneTeam Partners
Brent Stehlik '99 was recently named president of OneTeam Partners, which is made up of RedBird Capital Partners and the player associations for the NFL and MLB.
Mount Union Adds Chapter of National Business Fraternity
The University of Mount Union was approved for a local chapter of the Gamma Iota Sigma fraternity and inducted its inaugural members on Friday, November 15.
Alliance Area Third Graders Get Private Showing of Prospero's Magic Island
The University of Mount Union Department of Theatre opened its doors to more than 250 Alliance area third graders today as the students got a private showing of the department’s newest musical, “Prospero’s Magic Island”.
Transmission Tuning Stand Takes Home First Prize at Fall Raider Tank
The semi-annual Raider Tank event at the University of Mount Union was held November 4 with 24 students pitching 13 product ideas and problem solutions to the panel of community judges.
Freeze With Ease, Campus Winter Tips
Junior Madison Zaleski '21 shares some tongue-in-cheek tips for handling winter weather on Mount Union's campus.
Mount Union Sales Class Surpasses $50,000 for Clean the World
Students in the University of Mount Union’s SLS 360: Personal Selling and Sales Management course had a record year of sales with their annual project benefitting Clean the World (CTW).
Mount Union Opens Food, Clothing Pantry to Benefit Campus Community
The University of Mount Union is proud to announce the opening of its first on-campus food and clothing pantry, Raiders Cove. There, they have access to non-perishable food and hygiene items at no cost to them.
Richard Regula Presents on Regula Legacy at Massillon Luncheon
Stark County Commissioner Richard Regula, son of the late Ralph ’48 and Mary (Rogusky ’49) Regula, presented “Ralph Regula: The Congressman Seated through Seven Presidents” at the February 25 Brown Bag Lunch event at the Massillon Museum.
Campus Jester: Service Dog-in-Training Bringing Joy to Campus Community
Mount Union civil engineering major Claudia Harris '21 partnered with Canine Companions for Independence to work with Jester, a service dog-in-training, who lives with her on campus.