In an effort to do its part to help minimize the spread of the COVID-19 virus, the University of Mount Union has reached an agreement with the Aultman Health Foundation to temporarily house Aultman employees on its campus. Mount Union will provide the second and third...
Ohio Wesleyan University (OWU) is joining with Cleveland-based Case Western Reserve University (CWRU) to create an early admission pathway for Ohio Wesleyan students seeking to earn a Master of Science in Management (MSM)-Finance degree from Case Western Reserve’s Weatherhead School of Management. Through the new agreement,...
During the challenging days of the COVID-19 pandemic and Stay At Home order, Malone University will offer Future Pioneer Day online for sophomores, juniors, and seniors who want to learn more about what Malone has to offer. The programming will be held remotely on Saturday,...
At a time when career connections have never mattered more, Baldwin Wallace University is rolling out a new digital tool to connect students and alumni for online career networking and mentoring. The Yellow Jackets Career Connections Network, powered by Wisr, is now open to all alumni, students, faculty...
Software developed by a University of Dayton Research Institute scientist to quickly diagnose COVID-19 has been exclusively licensed by Greenville, South Carolina, software development company Blue Eye Soft. The technology, which detected the presence of the COVID-19 disease on a dataset of chest X-rays in...
Dr. Sherri Winegardner, director of nursing, routinely invites guest speakers to share about their experiences in the medical field with students in her classes. Recently, nursing major students in Bluffton University’s Global Health and Intercultural Care class had the opportunity to learn from three medical...
Sarah Mellinger ’20 recently had her work selected by Hiram College’s composition instructor, Stephen Stanziano, to be featured in the Cleveland Chamber Symphony’s “Young and Emerging Composers Concert” for 2020. Hers is the first piece to be submitted from Hiram College in over twenty years. The...
How do students who were just learning in classrooms, sitting next to friends and asking questions of professors standing a few feet in front of them make the sudden switch to all-online learning? To answer questions about this rapid change and how to manage it successfully,...
Below is a piece written by Wittenberg University student Ryan Probst, senior and a member of the CABLE program. My name is Ryan Probst, and I am a mathematics major from Cincinnati, Ohio, graduating this spring as a member of the class of 2020. Over the...
Today's college students have now spent more than half of their lives within the presence of social media. It has become a major component of everyone's life, offering a straight-from-the-source media platform that anyone can connect with. The sports industry has been one of many...