The Society of Physics Students at Mount Union College will host an Observatory Viewing Night on Friday, November 16. It will be held from 7:30-9:30 p.m. on the roof of Bracy Hall, Mount Union's natural sciences facility. Observatory Viewing N

Mount Union College alumna Vanita D. (Bauknight ’63) Oelschlager was inducted into The Ohio Foundation of Independent Colleges’ (OFIC) Hall of Excellence at an awards ceremony held Wednesday, April 21 at the Columbus Statehouse. The Hall honors alumni of member institutions of the OFIC whose lifetime achievements exemplify the traditions, ideals, strengths and values of private higher education.

A group of eight students at Mount Union spent a portion of their spring semester translating a Salem resident's genealogy chart that was written in French. Through this service-learning project, the students found that Claudette Swank’s family is related to Céline Dion.

Members of the Mount Union College community, encouraged by a challenge from and in partnership with Jim and Pam Griffith of Canton, are building a school. They have collectively raised more than $38,000 for the Central Asia Institute, an organization dedicated to promoting and supporting community-based education for girls in remote areas of Pakistan and Afghanistan.

The John T. Huston-Dr. John D. Brumbaugh Nature Center will be hosting a Folk Jam on Sunday, May 2 at 2 p.m.

By JACK R. WEBER Jr.The Review Janet Oprandi has witnessed life at Mount Union College from a unique perspective over the past 23 years. Lurking in the basement of Beeghly Hall in her capacity as s

The Mount Union College Handbell Choir will be performing a spring concert in Presser Recital Hall of Cope Music Hall on Monday, April 23 at 8 p.m. The Handbell Choir is under the direction of Christine Allison, adjunct professor in the Depart

Mount Union College faculty members Kim Risley, Jeffrey Draves and Dr. Thomas O'Malley have been recognized as Sponsored Travel and Research (STAR) Grant recipients. Given each spring by the Mount Union Office of Academic Affairs, the STAR Gran

ALLIANCE, Ohio --Mount Union faculty members Dr. Santosh Saha, associate professor of history, and Dr. Thomas Carr, assistant professor of philosophy and religious studies, have collaborated as editors on the recently published book Islamic Hindu and

The President's Home at 1304 S. Union Ave. was dedicated Saturday, May 18. Atty. Fred J. Haupt presided during the dedication ceremony which included an invocation by Rev. Dr. Kenneth Chalker and remarks by Marcia Wolff of Design Council of

Richard K. Smucker, the president and co-chief executive officer of the J.M. Smucker Company, presented the C. Richard Smith Lecture Wednesday, March 28 at Mount Union College, discussing our society's need for ethical business practices.