The Gordon Heffern Business Ethics Lecture has been established at Mount Union College through a gift from Gordon E. Heffern, a member of the College's Board of Trustees. On Thursday, March 25, Heffern will present the inaugural lecture in the series

Dr. Selene Phillips will present a convocation, "Sacagawea: Young Mother with the Corps of Discovery," on Thursday, March 25 at 10:30 a.m. in Presser Recital Hall, as part of the National Women's History Month events at Mount Union College.

W. Robert Morrison, minister of music emeritus at Church of the Savior United Methodist and organist-director at St. Mark's Episcopal Church and Temple Israel, will present a Lenten Midweek Organ Recital on Wednesday, March 24 at noon in Mount Union

The annual Mount Union College student art show will be on display in Crandall Gallery until April 2, featuring a wide variety of work. "Summer's Day" by Cache Fross ' A gallery reception for

National Women's History Month is a time not only for women on Mount Union's campus, but all students, faculty and administration alike to celebrate and appreciate the great accomplishments women have made throughout history.

Mount Union College faculty members Dr. Mark Blegen, Dr. Tamara Daily and Dr. Jim Kadlecek have been recognized as Sponsored Travel and Research (STAR) grant recipients. Given each spring by the Mount Union College office of academic affairs,

The Seraphin Trio will perform at Mount Union College on Tuesday, March 23 at 8 p.m. in Presser Recital Hall. The Seraphin Trio was formed in 1985 by David Edge, Steven Wedell and Richard Bell. Since that time, they have performed on many of

The 6th Annual Most Significant Bytes multimedia concert, produced by Dr. Jerome Miskell, assistant professor of music at Mount Union College, will be held Thursday, March 18 at 8 p.m. in Presser Recital Hall, featuring cutting-edge avant-garde works

Bruce Snyder, director of music at St. Joseph Catholic Church, will present a Lenten Midweek Organ Recital on Wednesday, March 17 at noon in Mount Union College's Dewald Chapel. He will play "Fanfare for Organ," by Richard Proulx, &

The Ohio District 13 Science Day and Region 13 Science and Engineering Fair will be held March 27 at Mount Union College, showcasing the talents of young people interested in science, mathematics and technology. The District 13 committee is currently

Representatives from Baika Women's College in Osaka, Japan visited Mount Union College recently to discuss additional potential partnership programs with Dr. Jack Ewing, president of the College, and other administrators.

Over 600 Mount Union College alumni, parents and friends attended a reception, hosted by Gary Adams, at the 2004 Greater Cleveland International Auto Show on February 20 at the Cleveland I-X Center, making this event the largest off-campus gathering

Dr. Michelle Collins-Sibley, associate professor of English and director of the liberal studies program at Mount Union College, will hold a book review of "The Color of Water," the selected reading for "One Book - One Community,"

Mount Union College will host the Ohio District 13 Science Day and the Ohio Region XIII Science and Engineering Fair on March 27. Top science students from grades 7 - 12 from Stark, Tuscarawas and Carroll counties will attend the Science Day an

The work of artist Joy Timken, "The Vanishing World of Irian Jaya," will be on display in Mount Union College's Crandall Art Gallery from February 16 - March 14. A public reception was held in h

The Mount Union College Jazz Ensemble will perform Thursday, March 4 at 8 p.m. in the Campus Grounds of the Hoover-Price Campus Center. The Jazz Ensemble will perform music from the big band, swing, and modern eras arranged for trumpet, trom