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WKSU is changing its Saturday and Sunday program schedules starting on Saturday, July 11, and Sunday, July 12. The station is adding The Moth Radio Hour and moving Snap Judgment to Saturdays, creating a “storytelling block” with This American Life beginning at noon. Radiolab moves to 3 p.m. An hour dedicated to limited run specials (like last year’s Invisibilia) and hourlong documentaries will air weekly on Saturdays before All Things Considered. “Invisibilia was part of a significant trend in public radio,” said Ele Ellis, program director of WKSU. “It is vital for WKSU to have ...

�������� at Trumbull is once again proud to support the Inspiring Minds Summer Enrichment Program. The program provides over 300 Warren-area students, in grades 3-12, the opportunity to participate in continuing education, sports, art exploration, urban agriculture & gardening, college & career readiness, community service, swimming lessons, field trips and more this summer. Student of the Week honors for the week of August 3 go to Heaven Pough. Pough, 17, a senior at Warren G. Harding, lists her favorite subject as anatomy, boasts a 4.0 GPA, and wants to b...

�������� graduate student Jennifer Bryant of Warrensville Heights, Ohio, has been appointed by Gov. John Kasich to serve as a student member of the �������� Board of Trustees. Her term began on June 26, 2015, and ends May 16, 2017. ��������’s Board consists of 12 members, nine of whom are voting members, who are appointed by the governor of the state of Ohio, with the advice and consent of the state senate, to nine-year terms of office. Bryant joins Perry “PJ” Kimmel, a �������� finance major, as the two student trustees – one graduate and one undergraduate – app...

Greater Cleveland Partnership vice president to lead university’s government outreach �������� President Beverly Warren has selected Nick Gattozzi as the executive director of government and community relations. Gattozzi comes to �������� from the Greater Cleveland Partnership where he has served as vice president of government advocacy since 2006.  Gattozzi will take on this new, key leadership role beginning Aug. 1, and he will report directly to Warren.   “�������� and those we serve will undoubtedly benefit from the breadth of his experience; the depth of his ...

�������� Invites Community to Final Public Meeting for Airport Master Plan The final public meeting for the �������� Airport Master Plan has been scheduled for Tuesday, July 28, from 6-8 p.m. at the Stow-Munroe Falls High School Auditorium, located at 3227 Graham Road in Stow, Ohio. The first public meeting was held in 2013 to introduce the project to the community and seek input about the airport’s future. During the second public meeting in November 2014, the public had an opportunity to review and provide comments on the alternatives’ development and evaluation. Beginni...

In recent summers, blooms of toxic algae have formed a mucky blanket on some Ohio lakes, killing fish and making swimming unsafe. But for several days in August 2014, these so-called blue-green algae, known technically as cyanobacteria, made national news by crippling the public water supply serving the Toledo area.  Strong winds blew the harmful algae blooms (called HABs for short) against Lake Erie’s shore, surrounding the region’s water intake system. And neurotoxins (in this case, microcystins) released by the organisms entered the intakes in high enough amounts to sound an alarm.&nb...

Please join us for the �������� Airport Master Plan Final Public Meeting Tuesday, July 28, 6–8 pm Stow-Munroe Falls High School Auditorium, 3227 Graham Road in Stow, Ohio At 6 pm, the project team will make a presentation and will discuss the preferred alternative that will be submitted to the University Board of Trustees for consideration. Following the presentation, there will be a public comment period when attendees will be able to speak or submit written comments. In 2004, the airport completed a master plan, which was updated in 2006. At that time, the univers...

The big screen is getting smaller – so small in fact, you can wear it around your neck. Margarita Benitez, assistant professor in ��������’s School of Fashion Design and Merchandising, worked with TinyCircuits to create a necklace that can actually play a movie and more. Read more about The Tiny Screen Necklace in OZY.com. ...

�������� and the city of Kent, Ohio, were awarded the inaugural Catalytic Partnership Award for their collaboration to revitalize downtown Kent and improve the connectivity of the campus and the city. The Greater Ohio Policy Center established the Catalytic Partnership Award this year for communities that experience positive effects when sectors creatively and effectively collaborate to meet common goals for sustainable development.  A total of $130 million was invested in a redevelopment plan for downtown Kent to bring economic growth to the city. The partnership between t...

��������’s Christina McVay, Senior Lecturer from the Department of Pan-African Studies in the College of Arts and Sciences, joins a panel of guest speakers to talk about racial identity. The discussion centers around Rachel Dolezal, the former NAACP leader in Spokane, Wash., who resigned after claiming to identify as an African American, even though her parents are both white. Hear more from McVay on Sound of Ideas on ideastream. ...