Following a five-month delay, Marietta College student Leah Seaman '21 was recently named the Business Plan winner of the 2019-20 PioBiz. While inconvenient, the delay never impacted her desire to showcase her business idea - ArtaBella, which is based on developing hand-painted, customizable jewelry and...
STEM faculty at Otterbein University were recently awarded a National Science Foundation (NSF) S-STEM grant of $999,348 to support recruitment and retention of students from under-represented populations in STEM fields through Otterbein’s Cardinal Science Scholars (CSS) program. This five-year program will support two cohorts of 11 students each for four years of undergraduate education in STEM subjects — a total of 22 four-year scholarships for students majoring in biology, environmental science, zoo and conservation science,...
Denison University's Beck Series and Narrative Journalism present “Welcome Beck” Thursdays with Connie Schultz and Torie Clarke in conversation at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 8. Register to receive the Zoom link for our “Welcome Beck” Thursdays events, the virtual reading series of Denison University,...
The Riverview Credit Union Mid-Ohio Valley Entrepreneurship Expo at Marietta College is excited to present a 60-minute webinar - "Launching, Rebuilding, and Growing Your Business in the Era of COVID: How to manage cash flow and find alternative funding opportunities" - at 4:30 p.m., Thursday,...
Ohio Wesleyan University’s fall theatrical event, “Inter/Sect,” is a student-created exploration of “the societal boundaries we create, accept, and ignore.” Set for four performance dates from Oct. 2 to 4, “Inter/Sect” will feature scenes, monologues, sketches, dance, poetry, and more. The show is being facilitated and...
When Ohio Northern University junior electrical engineering major Nathan Clark first learned that his summer internship at AEP had been canceled due to COVID-19, his first reaction was, “What am I going to do now?” Not willing to sit on the sidelines all summer, he...
Rachel Bitecofer, Ph.D., elections researcher and public policy expert, will discuss “Fear and Loathing in the 2020 Election: The Negative Partisanship Forecasting Model” during an Ohio Wesleyan University virtual lecture at 7 p.m. Sept. 16. Bitecofer’s online presentation represents Ohio Wesleyan’s 2020 Benjamin F. Marsh Lecture...
Two Cedarville University professors. Two completely different subject areas. But one thing in common – faithfulness over the course of long, storied careers. Dr. J. Murray Murdoch, distinguished professor of history and government, and Dr. Lyle Anderson, senior professor of music, began their careers at Cedarville...
Nothing is conventional during the pandemic, but the shows must go on for Heidelberg Theatre. COVID-19 has presented extraordinary challenges for Heidelberg’s growing theatre program, primarily, “How do we produce theatre while also keeping everyone safe,” noted Theatre Director Stephen Svoboda. Despite the challenges, ‘Berg Theatre...
Janet Wychock ’21, an animation major at Cleveland Institute of Art, scored an internship with the Pittsburgh Penguins hockey team. Among her assignments: creating in-game assets, TV broadcast elements and venue-specific projects. “I’ve had a LOT of fun making these,” Wychock said. How did you get...