Like many of you, I feel a combination of shock, anger, and dismay over the senseless death of George Floyd. For a person to be treated with such appalling inhumanity, in broad daylight, on a street in an American city, is terribly wrong.
As many students were adjusting to a new normal of remote learning during the COVID-19 pandemic, Mount Union honors students were tasked with developing an innovative and feasible idea for a new type of higher education institution.
Lindajean Western, vice president for enrollment management, recently discussed Mount Union's new recruitment efforts with Rachel Abbey McCafferty of Crain's Cleveland Business. *Subscription required
As part of its annual Employee Recognition Ceremony, held virtually this spring, the University of Mount Union presented awards to its faculty and staff.
With more than 700 combined years of experience, the University of Mount Union is proud to honor its 26 retirees following the Spring 2020 semester.
As a result of an ongoing, comprehensive planning process, the University of Mount Union is announcing its goal is to resume face-to-face instruction and residential operations this fall.
Cleveland-area kindergarten teacher Bridget Lyons '14 was featured on WKYC 3 News for completing a full marathon around her school district and interacting with each of her students along the way. This is Lyons' 10th completed marathon.
The University of Mount Union’s Ralph and Mary Regula Center for Public Service and Civic Engagement has announced its Regula Scholars for the 2020-2021 Academic Year.
The University of Mount Union’s direct-entry Bachelor of Science in Nursing program has produced a wide array of successful nurses in its time on campus. See the gallery to see just a few perspectives from nurses on the front lines.
Cassandra Roseman '18 was recently nominated for Stark County Nurse of the Year as part of The Canton Repository's 2020 Salute to Nurses feature. Roseman works as an RN at the Cleveland Clinic Main Campus Cardiothoracic ICU.
Dr. Wenhua Yan, professor and researcher in the School of Psychology and Cognitive Science at East China Normal University and visiting Fulbright Scholar at the University of Mount Union for the spring 2020 semester, authored a piece for parents with children in school overseas during the time of the COVID-19 pandemic for the Chinese press.
Madison Zaleski '21 spoke with with some of her student peers and discusses their experiences learning remotely during the COVID-19 pandemic, including how faculty are continuing to support students and how the Mount Union community has come together.
