Jada Thomas (SR, Hays, Kan.) had two artworks accepted into the Albrecht-Kemper Museum of Art’s National Undergraduate Juried Exhibition. The exhibition will be on display April 17-June 14, 2026, at the Albrecht Kemper Museum of Art in St. Joseph, Mo.… Read More Thomas’ artwork accepted in National Undergraduate Juried Exhibition
Riley Collins (SR, Henderson, Nev.) for being selected to make an interactive poster presentation at the 2026 American Chemical Society (ACS) National Spring Conference in Atlanta, Ga., on March 22. Collins was selected from a highly competitive field and will… Read More Collins to present at 2026 American Chemical Society National Spring Conference
Tabor College DECA’s chapter saw 19 of its 24 students place in the top three of its state competition. Held in the Franz Family Heritage Lobby of the Shari Flaming Center for the Arts, other participating schools included: Butler Community… Read More DECA students excel in state competition
HILLSBORO, Kan.— Tabor College recorded its highest spring enrollment since the 2014 spring semester with 499 undergraduate students on campus. With retention of 91 percent (2026 total) or higher, this and each of the previous three spring semesters, Tabor’s mission continues… Read More Tabor College reaches its highest spring enrollment since 2014
HILLSBORO, Kan.—Tabor College has received accreditation from the Higher Learning Commission (HLC) for its M.A. in Ministry graduate degree, marking a significant milestone in the college’s expansion of graduate-level education. The two-year, hybrid program will officially begin in summer 2026,… Read More Tabor College’s M.A. in Ministry receives accreditation
Tabor College Performing Arts will perform one show in its home state while also heading to Oklahoma and Texas for the remainder of its 2026 spring tour. The traveling students will perform nine concerts in nine cities. Tabor College Brass… Read More Concert Choir announces 2026 spring tour dates
Shin-hee Chin, M.F.A., professor of art, and Melinda Rangel, Ed.D., Marvin Sellberg Professor of Business Administration & entrepreneurship and M.B.A program director, have returned to the Tabor College campus for the spring 2026 semester. Both shared about how they are… Read More Chin, Rangel reflect on sabbaticals as they return this semester
Harley Paul (JR, Plains, Kan.) headed home to Plains, Kan., not knowing what was next. Having just finished her freshman year at Ottawa University, Paul chose to transfer, and she stopped at Tabor College. She made a campus visit on… Read More A New Beginning: Paul celebrates baptism on campus
An opportunity to play college baseball has led to deeper relationships than Brayden Berens (SO, Pratt, Kan.) or Dellen Claassen (SO, Newton, Kan.) could have ever imagined. Berens’ calling into ministry and friendship with Claassen opened the door to a… Read More A Baseball Brotherhood: Berens, Claassen lead teammates in Bible study
From sitting inside a Cessna 150 piloted by Richard Wall (fs’69, ff’77-04) to developing products for the technology industry and private aviation, Wiebe has soared from his days as a Tabor College student to now a thriving entrepreneur. Wiebe has… Read More Wiebe’s expertise demonstrated in entrepreneurship