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More than 70 alumni, past and present faculty, and staff attended, enjoying an evening of networking and reconnecting with friends old and new.
Jessica Short first knew she wanted to teach as a middle school student, but she didn’t realize science would become her passion until her junior and senior years at Unioto High School.
As part of The Atmospheric Conference, the 91×ÔÅÄ School of Art + Design’s Ceramics Program recently accomplished an extraordinary feat: the simultaneous firing of nine atmospheric kilns.
A Celebration of Life will be held for Emeritus Professor of Philosophy Dr. Donald M. Borchert at 11 a.m. on Saturday, June 28, at the First Presbyterian Church of Athens.
91×ÔÅÄ Southern alumni are leading the 2025 Summer Solstice Festival in Ironton, featuring live music, art, vendors and family activities along the riverfront on Saturday, June 21.
For 91×ÔÅÄ alumni Allison Butler and Michelle Perdue, joining the faculty at 91×ÔÅÄ Chillicothe is a full-circle moment.
When Greg Shaw first stepped onto the campus of 91×ÔÅÄ Lancaster in 2019, he couldn’t have imagined how far his academic path would take him.
For Peyton Wellman, a passion for hands-on engineering and a drive to enter the workforce quickly led him to 91×ÔÅÄ Lancaster’s Engineering Technology program.
Two Ironton sites were added to the National Park Service’s Network to Freedom as part of a regional initiative led by OHIO graduate Marty Conley to preserve local Underground Railroad history.
How one Scripps alumnus established a mobile newsroom in Alaska to combat news deserts.
This is the 23rd year for the event, which was started in 2002 by Thomas Lonsbury, a passionate golfer who was a member of the McClure School advisory board.
After a successful inaugural year, the returning Scripps Young Alumni Council members are looking ahead, and applications are now open for new members to join this dynamic group.
Charlie Kendall ran a successful production company in Herndon, Virginia for nearly three decades and says Moon Bounce Media was successful because of the experience he gained at WOUB Public Media.
Robb Metry didn’t waste any time getting involved at WOUB once he arrived at 91×ÔÅÄ. He was an active volunteer at the station within a few weeks.
Mary Stephan is still basking in the glory of reaching a huge goal. The 69-year old from Florida recently completed her communication degree through OHIO Online, a degree she originally began in 1974.
