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October 2021
M. Paige Taylor Exhibition
The Weizenblatt Art Gallery at Mars Hill University is showing “Selections”, the personal work of the school’s new photography instructor, M. Paige Taylor. These photos are from a number of different series over many years and from around the world. They show a sharp sense of design, composition, and appreciation for the world around her. Her color photographs explore spaces finding potential and value in everyday objects and places. While most images are absent of the human figure, they are…
Find out more »Lion Leader Applications
Are you looking for a paid job this summer? Looking to do fun activities to welcome new students to MHU like "Tie-Dye and Tacos" or whitewater rafting? Apply to be a Lion Leader today! Applications are due October 20.
Find out more »Working in the Nonprofit World: Learn about the opportunities at MHU
This is an opportunity for students to learn about our brand new Community & Nonprofit Leadership major. Learn about the courses available, internships, and what types of careers this major can lead you toward.
Find out more »Local Lion & Tennessee Neighbor Visit Day
Plan to experience the campus of Mars Hill University in the fall! Our Local Lion Promise and Tennessee Neighbor Promise Visit Day is Thursday, October 21, 2021. On this day, you will be able to talk to university students, faculty and staff, take a campus tour and learn more about MHU!
Find out more »PRISM meeting
PRISM is Mars Hill University’s LGBTQ+ Student Organization. We provide a safe space for students on campus who identify with the LGBTQ+ community. We make an attempt fight for representation and to help solve issues concerning the community around campus. There is no pressure to come out if you wish to join, you will be welcome even if you do not feel comfortable to. Only come out when you are ready! Contact student leaders Katelyn_Crutcher@mhu.edu or Righteous_Luster@mhu.edu for more info,…
Find out more »Ally Training for Students
Mars Hill is sponsoring Ally Training for all interested students. Students who participate will learn about LGBTQ terminology, ways to become better allies to the LGBTQ community, and learn more about campus climate. This engaging and interactive workshop will be hosted by some of our trained Ally Training facilitators. All MHU students are welcomed. Participants who complete the training will receive an MHU Ally sticker to place on their room door to signify that they are an MHU ally. Please…
Find out more »United by a HILL, Mighty Like a LION Tie Dye Event
To promote diversity & inclusion, we are tie dying t-shirts with the slogan "United by a HILL, Mighty like a LION” that people can wear to the tie dye out soccer game the following week.
Find out more »Ultimate Frisbee
Come play ultimate frisbee! All genders welcome, no experience necessary. Take the Otis Duck greenway from Ponder practice fields to Mars Hill Elementary school lower field 200 Schoolhouse Rd Mars Hill, NC.
Find out more »Farmers and Artisans Market
A producer only tailgate market located on College Street Saturdays 10am-1pm. Visit http://marshillmarket.org/ for more info.
Find out more »Football vs. Catawba Tailgating
Parking and tailgating before the football game against Catawba. Tickets are for parking only. If you have questions, please contact Rick Baker or Monica Polizzi Online ticket sales end Friday, October 22 at 8am EST. Remaining tailgating spots will be available on campus the morning of the game.
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Ceramics: The Next Generation
The “Next Generation: Ceramic Artists of Western Northern Carolina” exhibition shines a spotlight on 13 young, emerging professional artists who are building careers in the ceramics field in western North Carolina. These artists create a diverse array of ceramic art ranging from sculpture to functional pottery. All use different techniques and processes in their work. Some use illustrative techniques to carve intricate, detailed designs on clay surfaces. Others use hand-building and sculptural approaches to create both abstract and representational sculpture.…
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