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ONU’s J-Term ’24 to include several study-abroad experiences

Students will be traveling to Costa Rica, Austria, South Korea and five other countries.

It was a year of firsts in Polar Bear Nation. Peruse some of the top stories from this year.

Six professors published works on subjects ranging from fantasy fiction to the concept of vengeance.

Elizabeth Dingman created her designs while enrolled in the "Design for Social Change" course.

Woods maintains an extensive concerto repertoire, ranging from Beethoven's "Symphony No. 5" to Rachmaninoff's "Concerto No. 2."

Learn why facilities ranging from golf courses to cemeteries require engineers with soil management skills.

Inductees included Katie (Weininger) Kuhn, Jackie (Mangola) Price, Stu Levine, Kimi Blewett, J.R. Cipra and Luke Miller.

The center, located on 78 acres in Tuscarawas County near Wooster, opened in 1990.

Three SigEps and their cross-country quest to reconnect.

The grant will fund scholarships along with experiential and work-based learning opportunities.

This year's Young Alumni Award recipients were Chelsea Mack, BSBA '11, and Tarry Summers, BS '08.

ONU is grateful for the military veterans on our campus. Thank you for your service.