Signs of construction work have been popping up all across campus over the past five months as workers prepare parking, infrastructure and utilities for the new science and mathematics complex. On May 8, workers erected a fence around the construction zone, which will affect access to several buildings on the north side of campus.
 Dr. John Wagner, college president, presents Jamison Howard, class president, with his diploma. |
 The paintings of Union College professor Jim McClelland will be on display in the McClelland Art Gallery now through April 22. |
Even before excavators begin breaking ground for the new science and mathematics complex, the Union College Board of Trustees has approved a plan to convert part of the Don Love Building to make more space for Union’s two newest programs.
“This started as a plan to create more room for our physician assistant program,” said Gary Bollinger, vice president for Financial Administration. “We've expanded our goal slightly to make the renovated space meet the needs of the PA program and also the international rescue and relief program.”
 Tyler Morrison posed with fellow Endless Praise singer Sheldon Moroney and an elementary student after a concert during a tour through Tasmania. Morrison left Union in January to join Endless Praise for one year. (Photo courtesy of Endless Praise) |
 Junior graphic design major Kristen Vogler won a silver Student ADDY at the 2011 Nebraska ADDY Awards. |
The State of Nebraska awarded Union College the Governor’s Points of Light Award today for the college’s work in the community through Project Impact. The awards are presented quarterly during a special ceremony at the State Capitol and recognize Nebraska volunteers who give their time, talent and energy to help Nebraskans build stronger communities.
The Nursing Pinning Ceremony will be on Sabbath, May 5 at 3:30pm in Heartland Hall, College View Church. Congratulations May 2012 graduates!
John Wagner has spent most of his career guiding educational institutions and non- profit foundations down the road to growth and success, but he thought that was coming to a close. When the Union College Board of Trustees called Wagner out of semi-retirement to return to Union as interim president, he expected to stay just long enough for the board to find a permanent replacement for David Smith. Now, just a half a school year later, the board has removed the “interim” and asked Wagner to stay on as president.
 Dr. Luke Powery will present “Lessons from the Unknown Black Bards” for Union College's Martin Luther King Jr. Day chapel service on January 17. |
