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VIDEO: Join a top nursing program—no waiting
Study nursing with the best and skip the waiting lists. Union College in Lincoln, Nebraska is accepting applications now to enter nursing school in August 2020.
New occupational therapy assistant program launches
Union’s newest program will officially launch on Monday, January 13, as the first class of a dozen occupational therapy assistant students begins their studies at Union College.
VIDEO: My sister made me try Union
Texas native Andrew Allen decided to visit Union College thanks to his sister’s urging. Now he’s glad he did.
PowerPac with Sam Leonor, Jan. 16-18
Pastor Sam Leonor will speak at three worship services, kicking off the spiritual life of a new semester. All events are free and open to the public and will take place in the sanctuary of…
Union College Music Festival—Jan. 29 – Feb. 1
Students from academies and high schools across the Mid-America territory will descend on the Union College campus for the 67th Annual Union College Music Festival on January 29 – February 1.
VIDEO: Merry Christmas from Union College
Enjoy this rendition of “Angels We Have Heard on High” by several of our campus worship leaders.
Union focuses new funding on student success
Union College will use new funding to dramatically expand a Student Success program that will provide the extra resources and mentoring students need to be the person God created them to be.
An inside track to PA school
Union College undergraduate degrees offer an inside track to the school’s top PA program.
VIDEO: They wanted me for who I am, not what I can do
Sophomore IRR major Job O’Connor came to Union to join the Gymnaires acrosport gymnastics team even though he had never done gymnastics in his life.
VIDEO: Experience hands-on medical training overseas
Every spring, senior international rescue and relief majors spend a semester learning about global health and providing medical care in a developing nation. In January the students will be heading to Malawi for the second year in a row and IRR expedition coordinator Kalie Saunders explains why this semester is so vital to the IRR learning experience.
Mardian Blair: From shepherd to CEO
After a lifetime of accomplishments, Mardian Blair is thankful for the people he met in high school and college—including his wife, Joan—who pushed him to be his best.
Kelsey Bailey: My business internship gave me real-life experience
For senior business major Kelsey Bailey, a summer internship at Kettering Health Network in Ohio meant getting real experience in accounting and finance that taught her how large businesses build budgets.