As the 2021-22 academic year nears its end, the college honored students with 17 different awards and/or scholarships. The Clarence R. Hiebert Excellence in Teaching Award will be given at a later date. Kornelius Hiebert Outstanding Student Merit Award Fran… Read More Tabor celebrates 2021-22 Honors Convocation
Alistair Robertson (g’84) had no idea how much weight a magazine advertisement could carry. A pre-med major at Cal State University-Northridge, Robertson was pursuing a degree in the medical field thanks to his mother’s influence as a nurse. At the… Read More Alistair Robertson named Tabor College Commencement speaker
Tabor College served as host to the Class 4A State Solo & Small Ensemble Festival on May 11. The event featured 1,070 students from 53 Kansas high schools, allowing Tabor to showcase its campus and facilities by welcoming the largest… Read More Tabor College hosts 4A State Solo & Small Ensemble Festival
Chuck Buller has been named a West Coast representative for Tabor College. It is Buller’s second stint assisting the department, previously serving as director of development in the same region from 2013-14. He served as director of development at Fresno… Read More Buller to serve as West Coast representative for Tabor Advancement
Imagine measuring the electrical capacity of a single cell. This was the challenge facing Dale Flaming (g’62) in his research at the University of California-San Francisco. He was studying how rods and cones in the eyes of turtles and frogs… Read More Flaming leading scientific innovation at Sutter Instruments
“Living in missions is a lifestyle.” After spending almost three weeks in France, the thought captured the minds of four students who spent Interterm serving abroad. In a mostly Muslim neighborhood alongside migrated North African families, they found joy and… Read More Tabor ACTION team serves alongside missionaries in France
Six students stood alongside Professor Lara Vanderhoof as they walked through the terminal market in Guatemala City. The 6 feet by 6 feet spaces were not only storefronts but they were the homes of families who had no other source… Read More Students immerse themselves in Guatemalan, Mayan cultures
Fundraising efforts for a new residence hall received a major boost with the announcement of a $1.5 million challenge grant from the Mabee Foundation. Tabor College will seek to raise an additional $2,236,229 to receive the money. The requirement must… Read More Tabor College receives a $1.5M challenge grant from Mabee Foundation
Hailey O’Neal (JR/Pipe Creek, Texas) and Liliana Wait (SR/Parker, Colo.) had no way of knowing their paths would collide at Tabor College. Immersed in college softball and tennis, both played their respective sports in junior college before choosing to attend… Read More Following God’s call: O’Neal, Wait strike lifelong friendship
The Sechrist’s are no strangers to 400 S. Jefferson. It began as students for parents Joe and Brenda (Wichert) in 1985 and 1986. What started as an undergraduate degree became a calling in leadership that even resonates with their children.… Read More Sechrists minister in Tabor residence life