On Sunday, May 5, 155 students received a diploma from Union College. Each graduate’s achievement required years of hard work, dedication, personal growth … and your generosity. Union's alumni and other supporters provide 26 percent of the total cost of educating our students each year, and those gifts allow us to continue offering a quality, Christian education to students of all socio-economic backgrounds without taxpayer subsidies.
Janelle Churchill has never been one to say, “oh well,” when she sees someone in need. So when the senior social work major had an opportunity to help her classmate’s “Not Oh Well” project to raise $1 million to drill a well for the Maasai people of Kenya, Churchill decided ride her bicycle 1100 miles to raise awareness and money.
Finianne Umali talks about how Union's science professors help her, and how a new facility will help them.
Union alumni share what the science program has meant to their lives and careers.
 Union College will break ground for a new 55,000 sq. ft. science and mathematics complex on Friday, April 6, at 1:30 p.m. |
 Calvin and Sue Krueger pose with Ramona and Jerome Lang at the campaign announcement. |
 Excellent professors like Dr. Amy Utt-Rickard will be able to maximize interaction with students in the new facility. |
Both an alumnus and a teacher, Dr. Rose explains how a new facility will help him inspire students at Union College.
Dr. Smith, Union College's former president, shares how the decision was made to build a new science and math facility, and what it will mean for our students and our future.
