News Archive

More than 20 faculty and staff who published books in 2022 and 2023 were honored with a special ceremony in Chalmers Library.

A community-wide Day of Service on April 10 marks the beginning of a new campus initiative called the Generosity Project.

Campus events taking place in March for Women’s History Month recognize historic barriers while offering opportunities for connection and empowerment.

A community reading group and film screening offer a chance to explore Virginia Woolf’s gender-expansive novel “Orlando” and its implications for the larger transgender community.

Linda L. Barrett, a longtime food service employee who loved working among family at Peirce Hall, died March 4.

Dr. James C. Niederman ’46 P’76 H’81, trustee emeritus and proud supporter of the Kenyon Review, died March 2.

Jacob Yandura ’09 makes national headlines as the composer for the Broadway show “How to Dance in Ohio," lauded by the New York Times for its authentic storytelling about autism.

Siobhan Fennessy was one of 12 women from around the world honored on International Women’s Day for their work protecting wetlands.

Anthropology Professor Bruce Hardy uses experimental archaeology to offer a window into the world of Neanderthals and update old stereotypes about them.

Students created a voter guide for the March 19 primary election through the Center for the Study of American Democracy.