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As we once again approach the end of the year with its hustle and bustle of festive preparations, I find myself reflecting on moments of joy and connection. Walking the halls of Henderson Hall, I smile with gratitude as wisps of conversations wash over me. A student who has successfully mastered a new skill. A faculty member who has received recognition for their professional achievements. A university tour guide sharing tidbits of information as they walk prospective students and their parents through the building for the first time. The excited chatter of middle and high school students ...

The Ohio Department of Higher Education and the Governor’s Office of Workforce Transformation have announced that �������� will receive $960,000 in new scholarships through the Choose Ohio First program that supports students in the critical fields of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). “We are very excited and grateful for the generous support for our students in this impactful program,” said Lique Coolen, Ph.D., assistant to the provost for special projects, assistant director of ��������’s Brain Health Research Institute and professor of biological sci...

In what has become a tradition, the �������� East Liverpool Campus handed out nearly 1,000 children’s books during the city’s Christmas parade. Students, staff and family members gave the books to little ones along the parade route through a project now known as “Season’s Readings.” The books were purchased and/or donated by employees and students throughout the year. Employees from an area service agency also donated books. The campus service project is meant to encourage reading and learning among future �������� students. Cutline: Representing the �������� East Liverpoo...