Marietta College held its Fall Commencement on Saturday, December 7, 2024, in the Alma McDonough Auditorium, where 21 new graduates were recognized for their academic achievements. The ceremony provided a moment for students, families, faculty, and sta...
December, 08 2024 - Verified by Marietta College
While presenting at the 11th annual Phi Sigma Alpha Student Research Conference, Sarah Wallenfelsz '24 (Granville, Ohio) appreciated the feedback she received from expert panelists. But it was nothing compared to the daily evaluations she receives fro...
April, 10 2024 - Verified by Marietta College
Marietta College's Dr. Michael Morgan, McCoy Professor of Political Science, recently co-authored the book "Talking Tough in U.S. Foreign Policy," examining presidential rhetoric and the use of emergency powers. Released in late August, the book was c...
September, 05 2023 - Verified by Marietta College
Four members of Marietta College's Class of 2022 who were active members of the Pre-Law program will enroll in law school this fall, including two at the University of Cincinnati College of Law. Taiylor Williamson Ryan '22 and Tyler Walker '22 will be...
July, 19 2022 - Verified by Marietta College
Elizabeth Vigue '23 (Junction City, Ohio) doesn't even try to hide her excitement about earning the Washington Health Industry Communications Internship (WHICI) this summer. Her only regret is that she will spend most of the time working remotely. "I ...
April, 27 2022 - Verified by Marietta College
Elizabeth Vigue '23 (Junction City, Ohio) doesn't even try to hide her excitement about earning the Washington Health Industry Communications Internship (WHICI) this summer. Her only regret is that she will spend most of the time working remotely. "I ...
April, 27 2022 - Verified by Marietta College
Dr. Michael Morgan '10 is the 41st different person to be named a McCoy Professor at Marietta College since its inception in 1995. What sets him apart is that he is the first Marietta graduate to receive the College's most prestigious teaching honor. ...
January, 19 2022 - Verified by Marietta College
During the spring semester, Julie Schlanz '23 (Shadyside, Ohio) learned how to grow melanoma cells. Weeks after the semester ended, she was still on campus working with the cancerous cells - this time, trying to kill them. Schlanz, a Biochemistry majo...
June, 28 2021 - Verified by Marietta College