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Remembering President Dean Hubbard
We are sad to learn Dr. Dean Hubbard passed away on Sunday, March 23, 2025, after a prolonged battle with kidney disease. The last moments of his 85 years were spent surrounded by his loving…
Mastering the future
Union’s master’s programs give graduate students deeper perspectives More education? If that sounds like an exciting proposition to you, Union’s got you covered. Newly renamed, Union Adventist University offers four graduate programs—Master of Science in…
Making the Call
When Isabella Mansilla called alumni during Phonathon, she didn’t expect a call that would move her to tears. The junior international rescue and relief major from Illinois is an outreach promoter for Union Adventist University’s…
A new ICU nurse reflects on his Union experience
Two years ago, Outlook Magazine published an interview with Caleb Wehling while he was a junior in Union’s Nursing Program. Since then, he has graduated, passed the NCLEX-RN on his first attempt, and landed a job in the…
The Cinnaministry continues
Shoes in the entryway by Sami Hoffer, first-year student from Shakopee, Minnesota As a college student, there are times when the anxiety of work and school becomes too much to handle. I long for the…
Celebrating the inauguration of President Bazan
A heritage of faithfulnessJoin us for a momentous occasion as Union Adventist University proudly inaugurates our new president, Dr. Yami Bazan. This significant event, themed “Heritage of Faithfulness,” will celebrate the legacy of dedication and…
Writing for Hope
When Hannah Drewieck graduated from Union in 2022, she had two majors but no clear idea where she wanted to work. “I knew ultimately I wanted to find meaning in my work,” she said. “I wanted to…
Of mice and Duchenne muscular dystrophy
For Erynn Johnson, a 2019 Union College graduate, every day looks different. As a fifth-year Ph.D. candidate working in a biochemistry research laboratory, she is responsible for running experiments, training undergraduate students, documenting and presenting her results,…
In it for the long run
On December 27, 2018, Craig Carr (class of 1991) went for a run. There was nothing remarkable about that. He’s always enjoyed physical activity and felt the need to exercise after all the excess calories…
From NE to NZ: a Union PA makes waves in the South Pacific
When Andrew Casburn got stir-crazy during the pandemic, he decided to take the skills he learned at Union College overseas. So in 2022 he and his wife, Jess, packed their lives into six suitcases and…
From IRR to MPH: Joshua Reyes-Meiring
“I never felt alive until I started working in healthcare,” said 2022 international rescue and relief graduate Josh Reyes-Meiring. Reyes-Meiring was interested in science and medicine, but until he started in the IRR program, he…
Matt Teller launches a new era for Gymnaires
The Union College Gymnaires have been nothing if not resilient. Under the leadership of interim coach Rick Schwarz this past academic year, the acrosport gymnastics team hosted the national Acrofest event in the fall and…