The University of Mount Union will be conducting its annual holiday shutdown from Friday, December 22, 2023, through Monday, January 1, 2024.
In an effort to continue to support students who need financial assistance, the University of Mount Union is offering a grant totaling $2,000 to every student who is admitted to Mount Union and completes the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
Dr. Jamie Capuzza, professor of communication, was recently featured on WVIZ Ideastream Public Media's "The Sound of Ideas" program for her recent book on women's suffrage in Ohio titled, "The Fifth Star."
On Friday, November 17, 2023, students from four high schools in Ohio visited the University of Mount Union to envision themselves as Purple Raiders.
The annual Raider Tank competition from the School of Business at the University of Mount Union recently invited students from all types of concentrations to participate in this semester’s competition.
Karen Towne, clinical associate professor of nursing at Mount Union, was named the "Emerging Leader" for November 2023 by the American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN). The AACN's Emerging Leaders are individuals in graduate programs whose research is highlighted in the Graduate Student Nursing Academy Bulletin.
The University of Mount Union recognizes the accomplishments of three students who value the experiences they have received from the University to meet every one of their goals either in or outside of the United States.
As part of the Choose Ohio First (COF) program, which aims to strengthen Ohio’s workforce in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM), the University of Mount Union was awarded a grant totaling $881,496 as part of its 2024 fiscal year funding round.
Recognized for her work to advance engineering education, Dr. Lynn Dudash, assistant professor of engineering at the University of Mount Union, has been named an Engineering Unleashed Fellow for 2023.
Mike Jarrett '87, president and CEO of Jarrett Logistics in Orville and member of Mount Union's Board of Trustees, was recently named to Smart Business' "Northeast Ohio Smart 50," recognizing the region's top leadership.
Sport business and French double major, Gabby Smith '25, chose to study abroad in Lyon, France to help gain confidence and independence. While abroad, she's not only fulfiled her love for travel, but made lifelong friends from all over the world.
When we begin our collegiate journey, we sometimes are unsure of what career path we want to pursue. Though it is okay if you declare “undecided” as a freshman. Learn alongside four seniors graduating in May 2024 who are double majors about different career paths to pursue after graduation.
