HILLSBORO, Kan.— Taylor Kriley, Ed.D., has been named vice president of enrollment, marketing, and communication at Tabor College. Kriley comes to Tabor from Emporia State University, where she served as executive vice president for enrollment management and student success and… Read More Kriley hired as VP of Enrollment, Marketing, and Communication
Katherine (Classen) Brown received second place in the Peace Talks competition. She is a senior psychology and Biblical and theological studies major from Liberal, Kansas. Her speech was entitled, “The Woman on the Corner: Prostitutes are People too.” She chose… Read More Brown takes second in first-ever Peace Talks contest
Derek Hamm, M.F.A., professor of graphic design, returned to the Tabor College campus for the fall 2026 semester. He shared about his experience traveling abroad as he went through his sabbatical in the previous spring. Q: Can you share the… Read More Hamm reflects on sabbatical as he returns to classroom
HILLSBORO, Kan.— Tabor College was awarded $150,000 in the Vocation Across the Academy Grant through the Council of Independent Colleges (CIC) and its Network for Vocation in Undergraduate Education (NetVUE). Eight institutions received over $550,000 through the grant. Tabor is… Read More Tabor College named 2026 recipient of NetVUE Vocation Across the Academy Grant
HILLSBORO, Kan.— Terry Ens (g’85) has been named director of the Central Kansas Entrepreneurship Center (CKEC) at Tabor College. He has served as the Director of Facility Operations since 2017 and spent the prior 23 years as a business owner,… Read More Ens named Central Kansas Entrepreneurship Center Director
HILLSBORO, Kan.— Ryan Loewen, Ph.D. Candidate (g’14) has begun serving as the director of the Center of Mennonite Brethren Studies (CMBS) at Tabor College. After two years as a visiting professor on campus, Loewen was named assistant professor of theology… Read More Loewen begins serving as Center of Mennonite Brethren Studies Director
HILLSBORO, Kan.— Tabor College announced its second-best year of giving in the institution’s history, with 1,687 unique donors contributing $2.39 million to the Tabor Fund during the 2025-26 fiscal year. Combined with restricted gifts, total fundraising reached $11.65 million. This… Read More Nearly $2.4 million given to support Tabor College students
TOPEKA, Kan.— Lieutenant Governor and Secretary of Commerce David Toland announced that the Department of Commerce has awarded $4.13 million in Community Service Program (CSP) Tax Credits to support significant fundraising efforts for 24 non-profit organizations across Kansas. In support… Read More Tabor College receives Kansas Department of Commerce CSP tax credits
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Andrew Wiens (g’10) took his first step as a Tabor College graduate with a heart of gratitude. Like any recent graduate, Wiens began exploring where to live and where to work. When he began to consider his expenses, the value… Read More Wiens family supporting the impact of a Tabor education