Churches will arrive to transport students to local worship services.

Pittman will be open from 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. for lunch.

Final Color Group scores will be revealed and prizes will be given out. PAWS CREDIT

MHU Presidential Leadership Team and alumni will serve ice cream while mingling with first-year students.

This event is designed to unite & honor cultures of our mountains, utilizing traditional Appalachian, Jewish American, Native & African American music, instruments, & dance. Come on out, bring your musical toys and dance shoes, lawn chair & your water and be ready to ENJOY! PAWS CREDIT

***A Gathering on the Green & Music Collaboration*** - This is a jam session, designed to unite and honor our mountains & our diverse cultures. Utilizing traditional Appalachian, Jewish American, Native & African American music, instruments & dance. 5pm – 7pm The event is on the green in front of Montague Hall Rural Heritage Museum. […]

Enjoy some fun and games with bubble soccer, pick-up intramural games, and s’mores by the firepit.

Students can meet with their advisor for any schedule changes or questions.

Textbooks will be available for pick-up.

Pittman will be open from 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. for lunch.

First-year first-generation students can mix and mingle, making connections with one another as well as faculty/staff support resources. PAWS CREDIT

First-year transfer students can mix and mingle, making connections with one another as well as faculty/staff support resources. PAWS CREDIT

First-year out-of-state students can mix and mingle, making connections with one another as well as faculty/staff support resources. PAWS CREDIT

First-year international students can mix and mingle, making connections with one another as well as faculty/staff support resources. PAWS CREDIT

All students will learn the Alma Mater, hear from MHU Leadership, and participate in the MHU Call to Honor. PAWS CREDIT

All of Mars Hill University is invited to a giant party on the Upper Quad with music, dancing, dessert, lawn games, and a performance by the Bailey Mountain Cloggers.

The Ramsey Center is excited to announce that we are launching a monthly traditional music jam session, with the support of a generous grant from the Madison County Tourism Development Authority. Each month, two regional musicians will join us to lead a jam session of traditional mountain tunes. These events are open to all—you're welcome […]

Weizenblatt Gallery’s first exhibition of the school year will show the current work of the MHU faculty as well as selected MHU alumni. It will highlight the wide variety of styles that our MHU artists are following. On the faculty side, it will include ceramics by Shane Mickey and Liz Summerfield, paintings by Scott Lowrey […]

Learn more about MHU clubs/organizations and Greek Life at the College St. Crawl & Meet the Greeks event! Walk through tables/tents set up on the Upper Quad and along College St., chat with representatives, and GET INVOLVED!

Weizenblatt Gallery’s first exhibition of the school year will show the current work of the MHU faculty as well as selected MHU alumni. It will highlight the wide variety of styles that our MHU artists are following. On the faculty side, it will include ceramics by Shane Mickey and Liz Summerfield, paintings by Scott Lowrey […]

**To maintain full-time status for the semester, traditional students must be enrolled in at least 12 credit hours.

Weizenblatt Gallery’s first exhibition of the school year will show the current work of the MHU faculty as well as selected MHU alumni. It will highlight the wide variety of styles that our MHU artists are following. On the faculty side, it will include ceramics by Shane Mickey and Liz Summerfield, paintings by Scott Lowrey […]

Come meet and support local Mars Hill businesses at the monthly First Fridays event, with food, music, and art!

Sharing Responsibility for Our Future: Activism and Voting Rights in Appalachia is an exhibit that combines artwork from students at the Madison County Early College and High School, two exhibits from Western Carolina University’s Mountain Heritage Center (Rightfully Ours: Women’s Suffrage in WNC and Cherokee Voting Rights: The Long Road to Suffrage), and the Wilma Dykeman Legacy.