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Tabor College is constructing a new academic center that will transform learning, entrepreneurship, and the integration of faith and work—benefiting our students, community, and the world. Construction is scheduled for completion by the end of 2026. Over $9 million has been given or pledged towards the $12 million goal, including $1.3 million from the Mabee Foundation and $2.4 million from the Department of Housing and Urban Development. Would you invest in the next generation of faithful entrepreneurs and business leaders with a gift or pledge to complete funding as part of The Next Century Campaign?

Dillon Callaway talking to professor at CKEC entrepreneur fair

Tabor College Gainz Central and UPillow

A Hub for Innovation:

Classrooms & computer labs for cutting-edge learning
Collaborative ideation and maker spaces for the Central Kansas Entrepreneurship Center
Co-working spaces for dynamic professional interactions
Event spaces for dinners, celebrations, and community meetings
Connections between the revitalized former Mary J. Regier Building and the Solomon L. Loewen Natural Science Center, fostering cross-disciplinary innovation

Invest in the next generation by donating or committing to a two-year pledge. Contact Ron Braun at ronb@tabor.edu or 620-947-3121 ext. 1710 for more information or if you’d like to make a gift via assets such as stocks, property, or cryptocurrency.

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Follow Business & Entrepreneurship Center Construction!

Construction has begun on the Business & Entrepreneurship Center and we invite you to follow along. Enjoy this livestream as we see this exciting facility take shape!

“Good Day Kansas” features Business & Entrepreneurship Center on KSN!

Thank you to Good Day Kansas & KSN TV, CH 3 in Wichita, for coming to campus to feature plans for the Business & Entrepreneurship Center!

Business & Entrepreneurship Center Groundbreaking

On April 30, 2025, the groundbreaking of the Business & Entrepreneurship Center ushered in the next page of this chapter in the college’s history.

Nearly 200 community members attended the afternoon ceremony to celebrate the academic and business impact the Business & Entrepreneurship Center will have at Tabor, in the City of Hillsboro and the state of Kansas.

Speakers at the afternoon ceremony included (in order):
Ron Braun
Vice President of Philanthropy, Tabor College
David Janzen, Ph.D.
President, Tabor College
Susan Franz Koslowsky
Chair, Tabor College Board of Directors
Melinda Rangel, Ed.D.
Marvin Sellberg Professor of Business & Entrepreneurship
Porsha Zweifel
Student Senate President, Tabor College
Matt Stiles
City Administrator, City of Hillsboro, Kan.
Fran Oleen
District Director, Congressman Derek Schmidt
Tom Byford
Pastor, Parkview Mennonite Brethren Church