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“We are so proud to be Corban alumni! During our daughter’s college search, we saw many other colleges. It only made us prouder of Corban University, with their strong stand […]

We’ve heard your pleas and are excited to announce that, this fall, a special edition of the Corban Connection Newsletter will feature a full section dedicated to alumni life updates […]

Asia Sage Jackson is a 3.9 student, biology major, history and chemistry minor, member of two research consortiums, and with her spare time, she competes for Corban’s women’s soccer team, […]

Exciting news for parents of Corban!  There are now several new ways for Corban parents to experience a broader connection with both the University and other parents. Click here to […]

On April 29, beginning at 7:30p.m. in the Psalm Performing Arts Center, the Corban University Concert Band, Chamber Orchestra, and Concert Choir will be presenting their Spring repertoire. This concert […]

Corban’s spring play, The Tragedy of King Saul, is showing now through March 20 with both in-person ticket and virtual viewing options available. Originally penned in 1782 by Vittorio Alfieri, […]

For the first time in school history, Corban’s women’s lacrosse team competed with homefield advantage. “It was a joy to play together for the first time on our own home […]

Live conversations echoed throughout the Salem Convention Center, unhindered smiles dotted the room, and live music filled the space, as for the first time in over two years, Corban University […]

At the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, few could have predicted its course. In Oregon, even fewer would’ve expected a small, liberal arts university, partnered with a local, more rurally-focused […]

When Professor of Media Arts, Naomi Yanike, first stepped foot into The Barn, her eyes instantly focused on a nondescript sign above one of the doors leading into a cluttered […]