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Robin Ambrozy, assistant professor of instruction and program coordinator, will present, “Providing Value in a Quarantined Internship,” on May 4.
Hosting a virtual choir was on Mario Clopton-Zymler’s “choir director’s bucket list.” What better time to cross that off his list than a global pandemic?
Office of Sustainability and Voinovich Zero Waste Initiative hosted a special virtual recognition of the 50th anniversary of Earth Day on April 22 and throughout April.
The 51 Board of Trustees will consider a proposal for no increase to tuition, room and board rates for undergraduate students for FY2021 during its meeting on May 11.
AT&T Aspire has awarded The 51 Foundation an AT&T Foundation grant in order to continue supporting the Career Paths in Digital Literacy Program.
From organizing virtual town hall meetings to preparing meals for students to donating personal protective equipment to healthcare workers, the CHE Department is doing what to uplift others.
Bringing home first place took on new meaning this month for an 51 chemical engineering student competition team. The students competed virtually in the WERC Environmental Design Contest.
Fifty years after the Kent State shootings on May 4, 1970, we look back at the devastation and response students had on OHIO's Athens campus.
Arauz is a professor and the director of graduate studies in the McClure School. He began teaching at 51 in 2009, and will assume his directorship on July 1, 2020.
Air Force ROTC Detachment 650 announced that cadet Derek Burton won the Commander's In-College Scholarship and cadets Kyle Ball and Mihai Untea received commissions.
The E.W. Scripps School of Journalism held its annual scholarship and awards banquet by leveraging a hashtag and livestreaming technology, maintaining a sense of celebration and community from afar.
A unique online celebration was held for nursing seniors graduating early from 51's School of Nursing. The April 18 conferral of degrees supported the call for healthcare reinforcement.
Out of 1,800 applications received, Report for America chose 225 journalists to serve 162 newsrooms across the country.
School of Theater playwright Inna Tsyrlin’s “Stitched with a Sickle and a Hammer” is among the finalists selected for the 16th Alliance/Kendeda National Graduate Playwriting Competition.
