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The Mount Union College Office of Service Learning and Community Service will be hosting a free family picnic on Sunday, September 16 at Northside Elementary School. This picnic is being held in celebration of National Neighborhood Day. This

Mount Union College students enrolled in Dr. Mary Eicholtz's Organizational Communications class will have the opportunity to serve youth and young adults of Alliance by teaching free classes at the Feed My Sheep Ministries in downtown Alliance.

Thursday, September 13 will be the first day for Project Inspire at the Alliance Neighborhood Center. This free after-school program is for students in kindergarten through fifth grade and runs from 4-5:30 p.m. on Thursday afternoons. Project I

The John T. Huston ' Dr. John D. Brumbaugh Nature Center of Mount Union College will hold a Walk with a Naturalist on Sunday, September 9 at 2 p.m. Come explore the Nature Center with a naturalist. These leisurely discovery walks, lasting 1 '

The John T. Huston-Dr. John D. Brumbaugh Nature Center of Mount Union College will hold Volunteer Training sessions on Wednesday, September 5 and Thursday, September 6 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. After completing initial training, the programs offere

Jessica Eggan, a media studies major from Urichsville, spent the summer as an intern with the National Telecommunications Cooperative Association. Eggan, who discovered the internship through a friend who participat

Jeremy Miller, a senior media studies major from Toronto, Ohio, spent his summer working with Country Music Television in Nashville, Tennessee. The internship started on May 20 and Miller's southern summer ended on

Mount Union College invites all high school juniors and seniors to attend our Fall Visitation Days. The Visitation Days provide fun and informative activities for students and their families and serve as a great opportunity to learn more about

The Preparatory Division of Mount Union College is offering private music lessons. Students can enroll in voice, harp, French horn, organ, trumpet, piano, bassoon, viola, guitar, trombone, saxophone, clarinet or violin lessons. Lessons are held

New freshmen at Mount Union College had the opportunity to participate in one of the institution's most time-honored traditions Friday as the College community welcomed the Class of 2011 at the annual Matriculation Convocation.

New students, numbering over 650, unpacked their bags on campus on Friday morning in preparation for a host of events that are part of 2007 Fall Orientation. Returning students will filter in during the weekend in preparation for the start of classes

Classes on the Mount Union College campus may not officially begin until Monday, August 27, but more than 650 new students unpacked their bags in various residence halls, apartments and theme houses across campus today and began familiarizing themsel

The Matriculation Convocation will be held Friday, August 24 at 4:15 p.m. in the gymnasium of the Timken Physical Education Building. The Matriculation Convocation, a traditional 'rite of passage' for all new Mount

Mount Union College has announced the appointment of ten new full-time faculty members for the 2007-2008 academic year. Mandy Capel has been named an instructor in the Department of Education. Capel earned a bachelor of arts degree in elementar

Mount Union College has named Keane Toney director of campus safety and security. According to John Frazier, vice president for student affairs and dean of students, 'Keane has demonstrated great dedication and dili

Despite heavy rains, Mount Union professors Dr. Leonard Epp, Dr. Peter Schneller and Dr. Martin Horning managed to finish the annual Carnation Triathlon- Duathlon in a time of 2:48.49, making them the winning team to finish in their division.