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Through November 20, ������Ƶ will be collecting clean, gently used or new clothing for all ages, including coats, hats, gloves, scarves and sweaters. Look for large boxes with Winter Coat and Clothing Drive signs at the buildings listed below. Winter coat and clothing donations will go to the Winter Warm Up Stations at the Williamson House, the Schwartz Center; and the Phyllis Zumkehr Portage County Clothing Center, which provides free clothing to families, the homeless and elderly, and veterans in need. In 2019, 900 pounds of cl...

While many aspects of higher education were in limbo this summer due to the ongoing pandemic, progress was being made in scientific research at ������Ƶ at Geauga. Two handpicked undergraduate students worked as professional researchers — online — under the guidance of their professor, contributing to the field of chemistry education. Read the full story. ...

Over the past five years, the Women’s Center has honored over 50 students through this annual opportunity. The Sage Project is a way to recognize students who have overcome adversity to shape their lives and ������Ƶ State experiences. This initiative exists to highlight current students who have diverse experiences and backgrounds. We hope these stories will inspire a wide range of students, who will, in turn, realize they can create their own amazing stories. Eligibility Criteria: Those enrolled at ������Ƶ as a full-time student during the award period in the spring of ...

Student Researchers Explore The Power of Critical Thinking and Chemistry While many aspects of higher education were in limbo this summer due to the ongoing pandemic, progress was being made in scientific research at ������Ƶ at Geauga. Two handpicked undergraduate students worked as professional researchers — online — under the guidance of their professor, contributing to the field of chemistry education. Read the full story. Nominate a Student for the Sage Project Do you know any phenomenal students who are overcoming challenges and tackling barriers to find success at ...

The School of Media and Journalism at ������Ƶ is saddened at the unexpected death of our alumnus, adjunct instructor and friend Bobby Makar. Bobby was a graduate of our B.S. and M.A. programs in Digital Media Production (DMP). As MDJ Assistant Professor Scott Hallgren has noted, Bobby “was deeply beloved by DMP students, and was the cheerful glue that helped the program grow to where it is now.” Bobby was an important part of the MDJ community and we are grateful for the years of joy and service he provided all of us. As we mourn Bobby’s loss we are inspired by his passion for ...