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Fall Academy of Religion Lecture

Dale Seeds, professor of theatre and dance emeritus, will present “Spirits in the Mask: An Exploration of the Spiritual Beliefs of Alaskan Native Peoples […]

Fall Academy of Religion Lecture

Jeremy Rapport, associate professor of religious studies at ������, will present “Religion and Religions in Native America” at the third Fall Academy of Religion […]

Faculty Recital – Arleigh Savage (Bassoon)

Arleigh Savage (bassoon) will present a recital on Saturday, Sept. 21, at 7 p.m., in Gault Recital Hall of Scheide Music Center (525 E. […]

NIH Awards $325,000 Grant for ������ Professor’s Research That Could Impact Mosquito Control

Laura Sirot will use funding to study the protein in male mosquitoes’ seminal fluid that transmits diseases

Fall Academy of Religion Lecture

Nick Kardulias, professor of classical civilization-archaeology, sociology and anthropology at ������, will present “Ritual Activity Among Prehistoric People in the Midwest: An Archaeological View” […]

Constitution Day Lecture

������ alumnus Wayne Cornelius, the Theodore Gildred Distinguished Professor of Political Science and US-Mexican Relations emeritus at the University of California, San Diego, will […]

Fall Academy of Religion Lecture

Larry Shirer will present “Spirituality in Native American Ceremonies” at the first Fall Academy of Religion lecture on Wednesday, Sept. 11, at 7:30 p.m., […]

������ Science Cafe

The ������ Science Café will celebrate its sixth anniversary with an open house on Tuesday, Sept. 3, from 7 – 8:30 p.m., in the […]

President Bolton: Time to “Recommit to Our Core Values,” as ������ Opens 150th Academic Year

Fourth-year president made several compelling remarks at Convocation

Sixth Annual ������ Science Café Kicks Off This Fall With an Open House

Events to take place at Spoon Market & Deli and are open to the entire community

Record-Breaking Class of 2023 Continues Positive Trends for ������

40 percent of first-year class are U.S. students of color or international students, and more than one-third graduated in top 10 percent of their high school class

Move In and Orientation 2019

Move In Day 2019



������ Names Melissa Anderson as Chief Communications and Marketing Officer

Former V.P. of marketing and communications at Ripon will begin duties Aug. 27

Cuyahoga Valley National Park through the ‘anthropological lens’

APEX Fellowship reveals interest in national park service for Cami Miller

2019 Fall Exhibition at the CWAM Explores the Nexus of Time and Contemporary Design

“Design by Time,” on display Sept. 17-Nov. 24, includes 22 international designers and studios

������ Featured in “Best 385 Colleges,” Ranked in Seven Top-20 Listings

The Princeton Review offers praise for ������’s professors, quality of life, financial aid, internships, and more

Canine Cognition

Kia Radovanovic studies the effects of experimenter familiarity on inequity aversion in dogs

Biology major creates educational session on invasive species

Jessica Roberts ’20 interned with the Indianapolis Zoo in Indianapolis, Indiana, where she aimed to create a professional development session about invasive species for […]

Geology major gains hands-on experience in his hometown

Mason Minerva ’20 served as an APEX Fellow at Impact Earth, an environmental consulting company in Rochester, New York. Established in 2014, Impact Earth […]