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McKendree University
McKendree University is a nationally ranked, private university offering a variety of undergraduate and graduate programs in the St. Louis region, Southern Illinois and online. As a Bearcat, you’ll join a vibrant community, make valuable connections, and serve others in the world around you. You’ll develop strong leadership skills, learn from expert faculty, and attain the personalized education you deserve.
- McKendree's Online Programs Continue to Be Ranked U.S. News & World Report has recognized six McKendree University...
- McKendree University Speech and Debate Team Hosts From January 8 through 11, the halls of Piper Academic Center at...
- McKendree University Announces New Agribusiness McKendree University announced today the launch of a new Bachelor of...
- McKendree University to Host A Black History Tour Director Tony West will be showing his film, A Black History Tour of... Read More »
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McKendree Spotlight
Positioned to Thrive
McKendree Marches Toward its Bicentennial with Great Successes
Now more than ever, it’s a great day – a great time, even – to be a Bearcat. As universities throughout the nation struggle to stay afloat and remain relevant in today’s ever-shifting educational landscape, McKendree University stands steadfast and ready to serve its students now and in the future..
Student Life
Mental Health Matters at McKendree
October at McKendree is a magical time, but it also means it's time for mid-terms. For the past few years, McKendree has responded to the pressures of mid-terms by hosting a special event, Mental Health Matters, which not only gives students a pause during their busy day, but also gives them valuable tools and skills to help them now and in the future.
Maxine Clark Visits McKendree
“Don’t Be Afraid to Ask Questions”: Maxine Clark Inspires McKendree Students
When Build-A-Bear Workshop® was in its early stages, a young girl looked at a golden cat plushie and said it looked like macaroni and cheese. Maxine thought initially that was good because, well, who doesn’t like mac ‘n’ cheese? However, to her surprise, the girl replied, “No, you can’t eat..
