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A New Face in Union’s PA Faculty
“My coworkers have been amazing,” Angie Wheeler said. “They’ve been very generous and genuinely supportive of me here.” Wheeler recently joined Union’s PA faculty as the clinical director after spending the past few years as…
Student teaching in a pandemic
Being in charge of a classroom for the first time is a daunting responsibility—the intellectual and social development of so many students in your hands. Leading a class during a pandemic has taken that challenge…
Union again listed as “Best Value” by U.S. News
For the second year in a row, Union College was designated one of the best values in American higher education in U.S. News and World Report’s annual rankings. Placing Union near the top its category…
Union students provide medical relief to cyclone victims in Malawi
The team from Union’s international rescue and relief program are joining the disaster response in southern Malawi, one of four countries in southeastern Africa ravaged by Cyclone Idai last week.
Daniel Dawes to Speak at Union College April 2
The nationally recognized advocate will share the history and possible future of health care equity during this year’s George Gibson Lecture Series. A graduate of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln College of Law, Daniel Dawes has…
Union College competition builds leadership skills in high schoolers
For high school students Savannah and Garrett Fortney from Lincoln, Union College’s first Leadership Experience proved to be an excellent training ground to learn how to be a better leader. The siblings from College View…
“U.S. News” ranks Union one of America’s best colleges
For the 13th consecutive year, Union College’s academic quality has earned the school a top-tier spot among “America’s Best Colleges.” In addition to the eponymous rankings, the annual publication by U.S. News and World Report placed Union…
Summer IRR training teaches life lessons beyond wilderness rescue
Imagine waking up at 10:30 p.m. in rural southwestern Colorado and being told you have to save four people stuck in a 500-meter canyon. And, you have only ninety minutes. For rescue teams all over…
Health, wellness and faith
For Alyssa Walton, healthy living is a passion and a way of life, and now she helps run one of the best corporate wellness programs in the world. “Wellness is fully ingrained in our company culture,”…