A family gathering is a houseful of Bluejay banter for the Unruh family. Kiana Unruh (JR, Meade, Kan.), a fifth-generation student on campus, smiled when she reflected on her family gatherings. That only grew when she thought about writing her… Read More Family & friends: Tabor a mainstay for the Unruh family
Grant Brubacher (g’06) opened his newest chapter at Tabor College in May 2024. Named Dean of Enrollment Management, Brubacher assumed leadership of the Admissions office and recruiting efforts for undergraduate and graduate students. He concluded his 17th and final season… Read More Brubacher assumes new role as Dean of Enrollment
Brendon Green (SR, Wichita, Kan.) easily envisioned photography as part of his future. As he wrapped up his junior year at Tabor College, an even bigger idea began to take shape. Alongside his sister-in-law, Rachel Smith-Nava, the duo opened Go… Read More A dream & idea: Green a part of growing family business
Tabor College’s geographic lines stretch beyond its Hillsboro, Kan., campus. The college seeks to fulfill its vision of providing a life-transforming, academically excellent, globally relevant, and decidedly Christian education, and equip students who cross country lines with the tools they need… Read More A GLOBAL MISSION: Students thriving in cross-cultural settings
The nudge on Cody Meyer’s (g’24) heart was unmistakable. Toward the end of his January 2022 trip to France, God continued to carve a path toward ministry. Meyer was awarded the Tabor 20 Scholarship, which is given to students attending… Read More TABOR 20: Meyer guiding students at Ebenfeld
A ‘yes’ to working at Tabor College opened a door Daniel Krebs (g’93) didn’t see coming. He returned to his alma mater as director of student success in July 2022. When Daniel accepted the position at Tabor, he asked his… Read More A “Tabor” Krebs Family Tree
by Peggy Goertzen (g’92)Director of the Center of Mennonite Brethren Studies Mennonites viewed emigration to America as a step of obedience to God to maintain their faith distinctive and cultural identity in the face of the loss of their rights… Read More Celebrating 150 years since Russian Mennonite immigration through CMBS
Tabor College has announced its fall 2024 dean’s list, honoring 209 students who achieved a GPA of 3.5 to 4.0. A grade of NC (no credit) or U (unsatisfactory) automatically disqualifies a student from the dean’s list. Students with an incomplete… Read More Tabor College releases 2024 fall dean’s list
Dr. James Titah was named Carnegie African Diaspora Fellowship Program (CADFP) Scholar, matching with the University of Environment and Sustainable Development (UESD) in Somanya, Ghana in 2025. Titah will help create a curriculum for an M.S. in chemical science and… Read More Titah named Carnegie African Diaspora Fellowship Program Scholar
Three Tabor College students won their divisions and four were named finalists at the West Central NATS Competition at Wichita State University on Nov. 8-9. Betsy George (Grad., Omaha, Neb.), Aden Frederick (JR, Scott City, Kan.), and London Eichelberger (SR,… Read More Eichelberger, Frederick, George take first in NATS Competition