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½­ÄÏÌåÓý State Remembers May 4, 1970, With 53rd Commemoration

Advancing the legacy of May 4, 1970, a tragic day when the Ohio National Guard fired on ½­ÄÏÌåÓý students during an anti-war protest on campus, killing four students, wounding nine students and forever changing the lives of countless others, the university will hold its annual commemoration on May 3-4.

IN A FLASH: Future Flashes on Campus

March 10 is the fourth of six "Future Flash Days" on campus. 

Uplifting Improvements

The ½­ÄÏÌåÓý Board of Trustees approved a project with an estimated cost of $5 million to be funded from federal, state and university sources to address deferred maintenance at the ½­ÄÏÌåÓý Airport hangar.

1,000 Fearless Collaborators And Counting

Design Innovation welcomes its 1,000th collaborator, reaching the milestone in just under two years.

½­ÄÏÌåÓý State Social Tours Downtown

Join the ½­ÄÏÌåÓý State social media team on a tour through downtown ½­ÄÏÌåÓý. 

Psych! Getting Schooled by the Skoolies

The Skoolies, inspired by the bands of the 80s and onward, kicked off their career at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. Through socially distanced jam sessions, this band of university professors produced their debut album, Darker Rhymes. 

½­ÄÏÌåÓý State Board of Trustees Establishes Six New Majors

The ½­ÄÏÌåÓý Board of Trustees approved the establishment of six new majors during its regular quarterly meeting held March 9 in Columbus, Ohio, at Le Meridien Columbus, The Joseph. Five of the new majors fall under the College of Aeronautics and Engineering, and one falls under the College of Arts and Sciences.

½­ÄÏÌåÓý State Names New Knight Chair in Scholastic Journalism

Peter Bobkowski will join the School of Media and Journalism this fall as ½­ÄÏÌåÓý’s second Knight Chair in Scholastic Journalism, dedicated to leading national efforts to revitalize journalism in the nation's high schools.

Leader's Fight With Imposter Syndrome Continues Even After Success

First-generation graduate reflects on obstacles, successes as his leadership journey comes full circle.

International Student Finds ½­ÄÏÌåÓý State Engineering Program Too Good to Pass Up

Homeschool Students Feel At Home On The Tuscarawas Campus

Middle school- and high school-aged students learned about fuel cell energy, while elementary-aged school students discovered how propeller-driven vehicles operate, providing all students a first-hand look into the ½­ÄÏÌåÓý State Tuscarawas Engineering Technology Green & Alternative Energy program and the use of alternative energy to power devices.

IN A FLASH: Taking a Spin

Attending a meeting at the Western Reserve Historical Society comes with extra fun.