SSU student receives U.S. State Department's scholarship for study abroad program; Shawnee State University student Melissa Collins, the daughter of Sherman and Sherri Collins, of Franklin Furnace, has received a $4,500 Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship to study in Morocco. more

BaFa' Bafa' Allows Students to Simulate Cultural Immersion ; Separated into two hypothetical "cultures," Shawnee State University students and faculty struggled to overcome culture shock at the BaFa' BaFa' cultural inclusion program on Wednesday, Nov. 28 in the Sodexo Ballroom. more

SSU Outreach Services Offers Water and Wastewater Personnel Workshops; Shawnee State University Outreach Services will be offering several workshops for water and wastewater personnel throughout spring semester 2013. more

SSU Occupational Therapy professor receives awards; Jim McPherson, Ph.D., occupational therapy professor at Shawnee State University, was presented with two awards at the Ohio Occupational Therapy Association State Annual Conference in Zanesville, Ohio, in November. more

SSU student receives Saudi Arabia Winter Fellowship; Ten American students from across the nation will be visiting Saudi Arabia from Thursday, Dec. 27 to Monday, Jan. 7 2013 for a cultural emersion fellowship. Among those students is Mandie Maxwell, international relations major and marketing minor, from Shawnee State University. more

The Ohio South Consortium Offers Pre-employment Training for American Centrifuge; Shawnee State University is offering the Associate Technician Technology Training, a pre-employment training program for the American Centrifuge Facility, a Division of USEC Inc. The classes will be held on Wednesdays, Jan. 16 to May 8, 2013, 5:30-9:30 p.m. at the OSU South Centers at Piketon, Endeavor Center. more

'Appalachia from an Assets Perspective' conference held at Shawnee State University; The Southeast Ohio Teacher Development Collaborative with support of a grant provided by the Martha Holden Jennings Foundation, held a two-day conference, "Appalachia from an Assets Perspective," on Saturday, Dec. 1 and Sunday Dec. 2 at Shawnee State University. more

SSU presents at Portsmouth City Schools Multicultural Festival; More than 30 Multicultural Education class students at Shawnee State University participated in the Portsmouth City Schools Multicultural Festival on Friday, Dec. 7. more

SSU Board Finance and Administration Committee to meet; The Finance and Administration Committee of the Shawnee State University Board of Trustees will meet at 1:30 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 14 in Room 030 (located on the Ground Floor of the Administration Building). more

ACT Test Prep Courses Offered At SSU; Looking to improve your score on the ACT and learn new test-taking strategies? Throughout spring semester, University Outreach Services at Shawnee State University is offering ACT test prep classes in every subject. more

SSU geography professor offers field course in Western Plains Studies; Shawnee State University is offering a class, "Western Plains Geographic Field Experience" (Geography 3999) spring semester with a field trip during the first summer intersession in May with geography Professor Tony Dzik, Ph.D. more

Occupational Therapy Professor Presents Research in Scotland and Sweden; Christine Raber, Ph.D., associate professor, Master of Occupational Therapy program at Shawnee State University, presented at two conferences in Europe, one in Scotland and one in Sweden. more

SSU Occupational Therapy Program Hosts Older Driver Safety Information Fair; The American Occupational Therapy Association Inc. has declared December 3-7 Older Driver Safety Awareness Week this year. more

SSU Celebrates International Education Week; Shawnee State University celebrated the 13th annual International Education Week, beginning on Monday, Nov. 12. This year's theme was "International Education: Striving for a Healthier Future Worldwide." more

Shawnee Students Wrap Shoeboxes for Children; more

Elisabeth von Trapp carries on family legacy at Shawnee State University; The Southern Ohio Performing Arts Association and Shawnee State University present the Empire Brass and Elisabeth von Trapp as they bring "The Sound of Christmas" to the Vern Riffe Center for the Arts at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Dec. 7. The concert is sponsored by the Martings Foundation and Innovative Solutions Unlimited Inc. (inSolves). more

Shawnee State University Recognizes Veterans ; Shawnee State University held its annual Veteran's Recognition Day on Thursday, Nov. 8 on the University Center North Lawn. more

2013 SSU Bear Club invites new members to join; It takes a community to build a successful college athletics program. Shawnee State University is reaching out to the community to support the program by joining the 2013 Bear Club, the official SSU athletic booster program. more

SSU Recognizes Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Month; November is National Hunger and Homelessness Awareness month, and the Shawnee State University Center for Community Service has several events planned to educate students about poverty and support those who have or are experiencing it already. more

The Oak Ridge Boys Return to the Vern Riffe Center at SSU; Shawnee State University and the Southern Ohio Performing Arts Association (SOPAA) present The Oak Ridge Boys in their "Christmas Times a-Coming Tour" at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 29 at the Vern Riffe Center for the Arts. more

French author/artist in one-man show at Appleton Gallery; Shawnee State University's French author, artist and digital art instructor Bastien Lecouffe Deharme presents a one-man show, "Process," at the Appleton Gallery in the Vern Riffe Center for the Arts. more

SSU observes 'Paint it Pink' to support breast cancer research; more

President's Club Roundtable features SSU alumnus; The Shawnee State University President's Club Roundtable on Thursday, Nov. 1 featured alumnus Jirawat Jeamvigite, 1994 SSU alumnus and senior designer at BMW Group Designworks USA in California. more

Shawnee State University celebrates Native American Heritage Month; To honor Native American Indians, Shawnee State University has scheduled a two-day event, the Tri-State Native American Artifacts Exhibit, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 9 and Saturday, Nov. 10 in the James A. Rhodes Athletic Center. more

Money from clothing sales donated to Mobile Health Care Unit at SSU; The Women's Center at Shawnee State University opened My Sister's Closet Boutique in October to raise money from the sale of clothing, an annual fundraising event.more

Shawnee State Theater presents second play of the season with 'The Underpants'; The Shawnee State University Theater Department is presenting the second play of its season, Steve Martin's "The Underpants," at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 14 through Saturday, Nov. 17 in the Kahl Studio Theater at the Vern Riffe Center for the Arts. more

Spanish Professor at SSU Presents at Conference in Cadiz, Spain; Ph.D., Spanish professor at Shawnee State University, presented a paper this summer at the International Conference of Spanish Professionals in America (ALDEEU), in Cadiz, Spain. more

Children's Learning Center students raise money for St. Jude's children; The Dr. Miller and Genevieve Toombs Children's Learning Center at Shawnee State University is participating in the St. Jude Trike-A-Thon program to teach children about riding and toy-safety rules. more

The Famous Fiddling Poet of Alaska to perform at SSU; Ken Waldman, "The Famous Fiddling Poet of Alaska," will be offering a free performance from 11 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 6 at Shawnee State University's Jazzman's Café in the University Center. more

The Ohio State Marching Band returns to the Vern Riffe Center for the Arts; It's scarlet and gray night when the Ohio State University Marching Band returns to Shawnee State University's Vern Riffe Center for the Arts main stage at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 7. more

Shawnee State University Board of Trustees to meet ; The Shawnee State University Board of Trustees will meet Friday, Nov. 2, at 1:00 p.m. in the Homer Selby Boardroom located in the Clark Memorial Library on the Shawnee State University campus. more

SSU Tests New Math Assessment Technology; Shawnee State University is testing a new math learning tool called Assessment and Learning in Knowledge Spaces, "ALEKS" for short. more

It's another win for Shawnee State University art professor; Watercolorist and Shawnee State University Professor Lane Raiser's painting "Seed Faith" has won "Best of Show" at the 2012 Midwest National Abstract Art Exhibition VIII at the Garfield Park Arts Center in Indianapolis, Indiana. more

SSU Health Sciences presents Health and Safety Fair for Preschool Children; The Shawnee State University Department of Health Sciences, with the support of a Wellpointe Grant, presented the Fourth Annual Healthy Cubs Preschool Health and Safety Fair in the Frank and Janis Waller Gymnasium at the Rhodes Athletic Center on Tuesday, Oct. 2. more

Area Agency on Aging representatives discuss older Americans at Shawnee State University;Shawnee State University's Health Executives and Administrators Learning Society featured two guest speakers at their October 4 meeting. more

The Toledo Symphony Returns to the Vern Riffe Center for the Arts; The Southern Ohio Performing Arts Association (SOPAA) welcomes the Toledo Symphony back to Shawnee State University's Vern Riffe Center for the Arts on Sunday, Oct. 14 at 4 p.m. more

The National Circus of the People's Republic of China to perform at SSU; Shawnee State University's Vern Riffe Center for the Arts presents The National Circus of the People's Republic of China performing "Cirque Chinois" at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 30. more

Teacher Education Scholarship established at Shawnee State University; Frederick McKinley, graduate of Lucasville High School and The Ohio State University taught high school mathematics before serving in the Army Air Corps during WWII. Lieutenant McKinley was a navigator on a B24 bomber and died during a bombing mission in 1945. He was dedicated to teaching, education and mathematics. more

New Musical Theater Major to Start at SSU; Music, dancing and acting will be the major course of study for some talented students beginning in the Fall of 2013 who want to attain a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in musical theater. more

Board of Trustees Approve SSU-SEA Agreement; During its September meeting, the Shawnee State University Board of Trustees approved a successor three-year contract with Shawnee Education Association (SEA), representing the faculty of SSU. more

'All My Sons' Opens the season for Shawnee State University Theater; The Theater Department at Shawnee State University has a lineup of all the productions the 2012-13 season beginning with Arthur Miller's drama "All My Sons" running four nights at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 3 through Saturday, Oct. 6 in the Kahl Studio Theater. more

New Traditional Nursing Program Offered at Shawnee State University ; Students interested in nursing now have another degree option at Shawnee State University. more

GLOBAL UGRAD student talks about her home country Costa Rica; Shawnee State University opened the second International Forum meeting on Friday, Sept. 14 to give an opportunity for international students to represent their countries. more

2012 Fall Bear Run successful at Shawnee State University; Nearly 900 people participated in the 2012 Fall Bear Run at Shawnee State University on Wednesday, September 19. more

Dance for Fitness classes offered at Shawnee State University; Free Dance for Fitness classes are being offered for eight weeks from 5:50 to 7:00 p.m. beginning Monday, Sept. 24 in the Howland Recital Hall, third floor, in Shawnee State University’s Vern Riffe Center for the Arts.more

Peace Corps Prep Program Offered at Shawnee State University; Shawnee State University has recently added a new program – the International Service and Peace Corps Prep Program (ISPCPP). It is one of only five universities in the United States to offer the program. more

SSU announces 15-Day Preliminary Fall 2012 Enrollment Report ; Shawnee State University released preliminary figures today announcing a slight reduction in fall enrollment of 1.2 percent or 4,630 students as compared to last fall's total 4,687 students enrolled. more

Veterinary Assistant program offered at Shawnee State University ; The Veterinary Assistant program at Shawnee State University is being offered from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays from Nov. 6, 2012 through January 15, 2013. more

Kick-Off Brunch Honors SSU's Women's Basketball Coach; More than 160 Shawnee State University Bear Club members, alumni and community friends gathered to preview the upcoming season and celebrate Robin Hagen-Smith's 30 years of coaching at 2012-2013 SSU Women's Basketball Kick-Off Brunch on Sunday, Sept. 9. more

Master of Occupational Therapy Offered at Shawnee State University ; The Master of Occupational Therapy at Shawnee State University prepares graduates to receive an entry-level master's degree.. more

My Sister's Closet Boutique raises money for Mobile Health Unit at SSU; If you are getting ready clean out your closets, please remember the upcoming My Sister's Closet Boutique at Shawnee State University. more

Wet on Wet oil painting classes scheduled; Two different time sessions of Wet on Wet Oil Painting will be offered this year from 2 to 4 p.m. and from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. beginning Tuesday, Oct. 2 at the Vern Riffe Center for the Arts. more

SSU Responds to Delay in Veterans' Education Benefits; When Shawnee State University became aware of a possible delay in education benefits for veterans, the institution took immediately steps to help students affected by the delay to continue their education. more

Anthropologist to speak at Shawnee State University; Dr. Antonis Bartsiokás, associate professor and director of the Laboratory of Anthropology, Democritus University of Thrace, Greece will be lecturing at Shawnee State University as part of the Jane M.G. Foster Distinguished Lecture Series at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 25 at the University Center East Sodexo Ballroom. more

Intermodal Conference Promises More to Advance Region; Shawnee State University hosted a conference on Thursday, Aug. 30 to facilitate discussion about opportunities for regional economic development through intermodal transportation, utilizing our region's rail, river and highway systems. more

Shawnee State University's Faculty Art Show Opens; The Fine, Digital & Performing Arts Faculty opened the "SSU Art Faculty Show" at a reception at the Appleton Gallery in the Vern Riffe Center for the Arts on Thursday, Sept. 6. more

U.S. Constitution and Citizenship Day event scheduled at Shawnee State; The guest speaker for the United States Constitution Day and Citizenship Day is Professor Lynne E. Ford, Ph.D. associate provost for Curriculum and Academic Administration at the College of Charleston in South Carolina. more

Shawnee State University Board of Trustees to meet; The Shawnee State University Board of Trustees will meet Friday, Sept. 14, at 1:15 p.m. in the Selby Boardroom located in the Clark Memorial Library on the Shawnee State University campus. more

OSU's Food and Nutrition Education Program scheduled at Shawnee State; Eight free workshops from The Ohio State University will be presented at Shawnee State University beginning Monday, Sept. 17 in Room 214 at the University Center. more

National Best Selling Author Signing Books at SSU; Jules Bennett, Harlequin romance writer, will be signing her latest book at Shawnee State University's Barnes and Noble Bookstore in the University Center on Thursday, Sept. 6 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. more

U.S. Constitution and Citizenship Day event scheduled at Shawnee State; The guest speaker for the United States Constitution Day and Citizenship Day is Professor Lynne E. Ford, Ph.D. associate provost for Curriculum and Academic Administration at the College of Charleston. more

Alumni Weekend planned at Shawnee State University; A full weekend is planned at Shawnee State University's 2012 Alumni Weekend beginning Friday, Sep. 7 with a Bears Classic Golf Scramble and a chance to win $10,000 with a hole in one. more

Space available for Shawnee State University's Real Estate Courses ; Three 40-hour pre-licensing courses are scheduled at Shawnee State University beginning September 11. more

Shawnee State University Welcomes Global UGRAD-Pakistan Fellows; Shawnee State University welcomes new international students Wali Khan,Tasmia Ijaz and Asad Karim, of Pakistan, on campus as part of the U.S. Department of State's Global Undergraduate Exchange Program in Pakistan (Global UGRAD-Pakistan). more

French Scholar Conducts Research in Polymers at Shawnee State University ; For the past six months, Laure Edoli, a plastics and composites material science student from ITEC-Lyon, France, has been studying at Shawnee State University. more

SSU Alumnus Teaches in China; Ty Marshall, formerly of Portsmouth, a 2011 graduate of Shawnee State University, first went to China as a student teacher. more

International Students arrive at Shawnee State University; International students have arrived at Shawnee State University's Center for International Programs and Activities. more

More than 1,000 students move to SSU campus; More than 1,000 students moved in to the student housing at Shawnee State University the past week getting ready for the fall semester. more

SSU and Main Street team up for an old fashioned Street Fair; Music, food, crafts and more are planned in Portsmouth this Saturday. Shawnee State University and Main Street Portsmouth have teamed up to present a Street Fair on the Roy Rogers Esplanade from 1 to 5 p.m. more

Student teachers going to China for internship; Student teachers from the University of Cincinnati have become Shawnee State University students this semester in order to intern in China. more

SOMC donates to Beckett Scholarship fund at Shawnee State University ; A scholarship has been established at Shawnee State University to honor the memory of Brian Beckett. more

SSU Board of Trustees Executive Committee calls special meeting; The Shawnee State University Board of Trustees Executive Committee will convene in a special meeting on Thursday, Aug. 16 at 5:30 p.m. more

Summer Preview introduces families to Shawnee State University campus; More than 200 families arrived at Shawnee State University on Friday, Aug.10 for a Summer Preview of the university.more

Street Closures announced for Move-In Day at SSU; Portions of Third and Fourth streets will be closed for Move-In Day at Shawnee State University on Thursday, Aug. 16. Students will be moving into the apartments for fall semester. The streets impacted will be Third Street between Gay and Waller and Fourth Street between Bond and Waller. more

Shawnee State Offers Food Safety Certification Training; According to the Center for Disease Control (CDC), an estimated 76 million cases of foodborne illness occur each year in the United States as a result of the mishandling of food. more

ACT Test Prep Classes offered at Shawnee State University; Learn new study skills and test-taking strategies to improve your ACT test score by taking ACT Test Prep Classes at Shawnee State University. more

SSU student gets full scholarship in China ; Justin Osborne, of Piketon, has been awarded a full Chinese government scholarship for his master's degree at Beijing Normal University where he will be studying education. more

Shawnee State University Offers Real Estate Pre-Licensing Courses ; Shawnee State University will be offering real estate pre-licensing courses from September 11 through November 14. more

SSU Students Prepare to Study Abroad; The Center for International Programs and Activities offers students a Study Abroad program where the student can go to one of six sister universities in Chile, two in China, Germany, Morocco and Spain. more

Water and Wastewater Workshops Offered at SSU; Three workshops for Water and Wastewater Personnel are being offered at Shawnee State University beginning Friday, Sept. 21 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Each workshop is 5.25 contact hours. more

Soccer Officiating Classes offered at SSU; A 25-hour class in Soccer Officiating, as required by the Ohio High School Athletic Association, is being offered at Shawnee State University beginning Monday, Aug. 20. more

Intermodal Conference 2012 to be hosted by Shawnee State University; On Thursday, Aug. 30 Shawnee State University will host a one-day conference to explore opportunities for regional economic development through intermodal transportation from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the Sodexo Ballroom on the SSU campus. more

Summer Preview Day Scheduled at Shawnee State University; A Summer Preview Day is scheduled at Shawnee State University on Friday, August 10 to everyone who may be thinking about attending the university. It is designed to answer questions about university life, academics and what to expect as a student. more

Shawnee State student gets full scholarship to grad school; Mark Carter, of West Portsmouth, is the first in his family to receive a college degree. Not only that, he has received a full scholarship, a fellowship and an assistanceship to the University of Cincinnati for graduate school to study biochemistry. more

Shawnee State University Dean Writes Play Chosen for Festival; The Third Annual One Act Play Festival at the Pend Oreille Playhouse in Newport, Wash. has chosen a play by Shawnee State University's Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences Timothy Scheurer, Ph.D.more

Students attend first Honors Music Academy at Shawnee State University ; Music students from around Scioto County participated in the first Honors Music Academy at Shawnee State University in June. more

Pauley receives SSU Distinguished Teacher Award; Shawnee State University has honored Jennifer Pauley, Ph.D., with the 2012 Distinguished Teaching Award after two students and a faculty member nominated her for the award. more

SSU's Long Term Health Care program accredited nationally; Shawnee State University has received National Academic Accreditation for its Long Term Care Administration program. The curriculum is shown to meet the Board of Nursing Home Administration's standards. more

Roberson Named to Dean's List at Shawnee State University; David Todt, Ph.D., provost and vice president for academic affairs at Shawnee State University, has released the Dean's List for the Spring Semester 2012. To be named on the list, students must be full time and achieve a grade point average of 3.5 or better. Morgan Roberson, of Norwalk, has been named to the list for Spring Semester 2012. She is an occupational therapy assistant major at SSU. more

Science Experiment entertains during Kids on Campus week at SSU; more

SSU Students work in Costa Rica on biological field studies and conservation; Shawnee State University Provost David Todt, Ph.D., Natural Science Professor Jeff Bauer, Ph.D., and the Center for International Studies and Activities Director Rita Haider led a class of 14 students to Costa Rica following May graduation to participate in biological field studies and conservation projects. more

SSU Welcomes Grant as new Dean of Students; Shawnee State University welcomed Dr. Jessie L. Grant as Dean of Students beginning Monday, July 2. more

Shawnee State University Board of Trustees to meet; The Shawnee State University Board of Trustees will meet Friday July 13, at 1:15 p.m. in the Selby Boardroom located in the Clark Memorial Library on the Shawnee State University campus. more

Business Scholarship Established at Shawnee State University; The Robert and Jean Kramer Business Scholarship endowment was established recently through an estate gift for the College of Professional Studies. more

Nursing Scholarship Available for Portsmouth High School Grads; The Shawnee State University Development Foundation has received gifts from the Mercy Hospital School of Nursing Alumnae Association to establish a scholarship in honor of its president Virginia "Ginnie" Wagner, a 1955 graduate of Portsmouth High School and a graduate of Mercy Hospital School of Nursing in 1959. more

Master of Education Information Sessions Planned at Shawnee State; Two informational sessions on the Master of Education in Curriculum and Instruction and the Master of Education in Intervention Specialist programs at Shawnee State University will be held later this month and next month. more

SSU's CIPA director appointed to national organization's leadership development subcommittee; Shawnee State University's Center for International Programs and Activities Director Rita Haider has been appointed to NAFSA: Association of International Educators Leadership Cultivation Subcommittee. more

Shawnee State University to Host Gene Bennett Baseball Classic June 14-17; Shawnee State University is the new host of the Gene Bennett Baseball Classic to be held June 14-17 at Branch Rickey Park, with additional games hosted at Portsmouth High School, Portsmouth West High School, and Valley High School. more

Writers invited to submit work for anthology; Southern Ohio writers are invited to submit their work for possible publication in an anthology meant to capture the unique quality of the southern Ohio life. more

Steven A. Hunter Appalachian Legacy Project Helps Fund Projects at SSU; The Steven A. Hunter Appalachian Legacy Project Grant was awarded to two SSU projects, the Dr. Miller and Genevieve Toombs Children's Learning Center "Inside Out – Outside In" project, and the Department of Nursing's Frontier Project. more

Join SSU at the final round of the PGA Golf Tournament; Shawnee State University presents the President's Club Memorial Tournament at Muirfield Village Golf Club in Dublin with the world's top golfers competing in the final round of the PGA Tournament on Sunday, June 3. more

Students graduating from SSU's Student Support Services; Shawnee State University's Student Support Services help students in many ways – through advising, tutoring, computer labs and much more. more

Rotaract Club of SSU receives Changemaker Award; Portsmouth Rotary Club has awarded the Rotaract Club of Shawnee State University the Changemaker Award. more

Nurses Pinning Ceremony held at Shawnee State University; The annual Nurses Pinning Ceremony for students graduating in the program was held Friday, May 4 at Shawnee State University's Vern Riffe Center for the Arts. more

Shawnee State celebrates employees' years of service; Shawnee State University employees were recognized for their years of service from five years to 35 years at a reception on Wednesday, April 25 at the Vern Riffe Center for the Arts. more

New Physical Therapy Assistant Scholarship Fund Established; Students in the Physical Therapy Assistant Program at Shawnee State University helped establish a new scholarship for students in the program. more

Reception held for Teacher Education Grads at Shawnee State University; A reception was held to honor the graduates in the Teacher Education Department at Shawnee State University on Thursday, May 3. more

U.S. Bank donates to the Shawnee State for International films; U.S. Bank has contributed $375 from its Multicultural Fund to Shawnee State University's Center for International Programs and Activities for its annual International Film Festival in January. more

Shawnee State University graduates 485 students; Shawnee State University's commencement ceremony was held Saturday, May 5, with 485 students receiving their degrees, ten of whom are receiving Master's Degrees in Education or Occupational Therapy, 287 receiving Bachelor's Degrees and 197 receiving Associate Degrees. more

Stoner receives Appreciation Award at SSU; Connie Stoner, recently retired director of Shawnee State University's Clark Memorial Library, received an Appreciation Award from the Women's Center at a luncheon. more

SSU increasing bandwidth from one gigabyte to 100 gigabytes; Governor John Kasich announced last week that Shawnee State University will be included in Phase Two of the Ohio Academic Resources Network (OARnet) expansion. more

SSU Alumni recognized at Shawnee State University's President's Gala; In recognition of his or her outstanding volunteer service and contributions to the community, Rita Rice Morris awarded several Shawnee State University alumni at the annual President's Gala on Saturday, April 28. more

SSU Counselor Receives Distinguished Service Award; Linda Koenig, Ed.D., was honored with the James P. Chapman Distinguished Service Award at a special luncheon on Friday April 27. more

Summer Enrichment Program for Youth Offered on SSU Campus; From sports and games to crafts and baking, and from language and science to art and music classes, students in the first to eighth grades will have an opportunity to participate in "Kids on Campus" activities at Shawnee State University in June. more

SSU President's Gala raises funds for the Center for International Programs and Activities; On April 28, Shawnee State University President Rita Rice Morris hosted the 2012 President's Gala to raise funds for a worthy cause at the university. more

Wet-on-Wet Oil Painting Classes Offered at Shawnee State University; A wet-on-wet oil painting course is being offered at Shawnee State University from 5:30 to 7 p.m. for beginners and 7:30 to 9 p.m. for experienced painters on each Tuesday from June 5 through June 26 at the Vern Riffe Center for the Arts, Room 303. more

Director of SSU's Clark Memorial Library retires; After more than 24 years at Shawnee State University, Connie Stoner, director of Clark Memorial Library is retiring. more

Biology Students at SSU place in district competition; In March, several biology students at Shawnee State University won awards at Purdue University at the Beta Beta Beta Northeast District 4 Convention. more

Three Natural Science Professors Retire at Shawnee State University ; Shawnee State University's Natural Science Department celebrated the retirement of three faculty members on April 20 in the Elliott Lobby.. more

Senior Art Show at SSU's Appleton Gallery ; The annual Senior Art Show at Shawnee State University's Appleton Gallery in the Vern Rife Center for the Arts opened at an artist's reception on Thursday, April 19. more

Professors and Staff Retiring at Shawnee State University; Several professors and one staff member from the College of Professional Studies are retiring from Shawnee State University and a reception was held in their honor in April. more

Shawnee State University Board of Trustees to meet; The Shawnee State University Board of Trustees will meet Friday May 4, at 1:15 p.m. in the Selby Boardroom located in the Clark Memorial Library on the Shawnee State University campus. more

First Miss Portsmouth remembers Shawnee State University; Mildred "Mid" E. Rader was devoted to children and when she was 101 years old, she would visit schools and read stories to them. more

Three Friends of Children Awards presented on Fabulous Friday; Three "Friends of Children Awards" were presented at this year's Fabulous Friday, a professional development conference for child care providers and early childhood educators, that was held April 13 on the campus of Shawnee State University. This year's recipients include Trisha Schmidt, Hetty Phillips, and Mark and Virgie Hunter. more

Kente Cloths presented to Shawnee State University graduates; The annual Kente Cloth Ceremony was held at Shawnee State University in the University Center's Sodexo Ballroom on Wednesday, April 18 when the colorful Kente Cloths were presented to spring graduates as a symbol of success and completion of academic studies. more

Dr. Miller and Genevieve Toombs Children's Learning Center gets Safe Room; more

SSU Poster Winners for 2012 Celebration of Scholarship ; The eighth annual Celebration of Scholarship at Shawnee State University is a highlight of the academic year. more

SSU students win special award at Celebration of Scholarship; hree Teacher Education students presented their research at the Celebration of Scholarship winning the Gary Gemmer Award. more

SSU Students win Deans' Awards at the 2012 Celebration of Scholarship; Presenters at the 2012 Celebration of Scholarship were invited to submit their papers or posters for a cash prize for the Dean's Awards and nine awards were presented to students. more

Spring Bear Run at Shawnee State University saw 567 participants; Shawnee State University's 17th Annual Spring Bear Run saw 567 participants in the biannual 5K race. more

Assistant Professor in Science Recipient of the Bear Hug Award at Shawnee State University; Larry Lonney, assistant professor in natural science at Shawnee State University, was chosen as this year's Bear Hug Award recipient. more

The OSU Men's Glee Club to perform at Shawnee State University; The Southern Ohio Performing Arts Association is presenting an evening of song and celebration with The Ohio State University Men's Glee Club at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, May 1 in the main theater of Shawnee State University's Vern Riffe Center for the Arts. more

SSU's Choir and Chorale Annual Spring Concert scheduled; The Shawnee State University Choir and Chorale will present their Annual Spring Concert at 8 p.m. on Wednesday, May 2 at Holy Redeemer Church in Portsmouth. more

SSU's National Honor Society inducts new members; Phi Eta Sigma National Honor Society inducted 113 new members on Tuesday, April 10 in its annual ceremony at Shawnee State University's Vern Riffe Center for the Arts. more

Children gather for the Annual Children's Fair at Shawnee State University; Children from several schools participated in the Annual Children's Fair on Thursday, April 12 at Shawnee State University's Rhodes Athletic Center in the Frank and Janis Waller Gymnasium. more

SSU's Clark Memorial Library to have book signing; Anthony J. Dzik, Ph.D., geography professor at Shawnee State University, will be signing his new book "Badlands of the American West: A Primer" at a book signing at 10 a.m. on Thursday, April 26 at Shawnee State University's Clark Memorial Library Alcove. more

SSU's Community Choir to perform 'A Sunday Serenade'; The Shawnee State University Choir, under the direction of Shirley Crothers-Marley, will present its spring concert, "A Sunday Serenade" at 3 p.m. on Sunday, April 29 in the Howland Recital Hall at the Vern Riffe Center for the Arts. more

International Student at SSU Wins Spring 2012 Cultural Passport to America Award; A Shawnee State University student from Pakistan, Maria Najam, recently won the Spring 2012 Cultural Passport to America competition, along with three other UGRAD students from other universities in the United States. more

Kids on Campus returns to Shawnee State University; Shawnee State University's popular Kids on Campus summer academic enrichment program returns to campus Monday, June 25 through Thursday, June 28. more

Students Spend Spring Break Working at Food Bank in Central Florida ; Every Spring and Winter Break period, the Center for Community Service at Shawnee State University plans a trip for students to help with special projects. more

SSU Exchange Students Meet with Former Instructor in London; Three exchange students in Morocco from Shawnee State University met with David Mwambari, of Kenya, former senior instructor at SSU, for dinner in London recently. more

Musical is final production of the season at Shawnee State University; The Shawnee State University Theater Department finishes the season with Jerry Bock and Sheldon Harnick's musical, "The Apple Tree," that tells three stories on the effects of love at 7:30 p.m. from Wednesday, April 25 through Saturday, April 28 on the Main Stage of the Vern Riffe Center for the Arts. more

Yoga Class Moves Outside at Shawnee State University ; more

Open House scheduled to honor lifelong educator; Shawnee State University and the Dr. Miller and Genevieve Toombs Children's Learning Center would like to invite former students, families and friends of Hetty Phillips to an Open House from 3 to 7 p.m. on Friday, May 4 at the Children's Learning Center to honor the end of a 49-year career in education. more

SSU students raise funds for Steven's Power Pack Club ; Kara Radatz, an M3C Midwest Campus Compact Citizen-Scholar Fellow at Shawnee State University, organized a fundraiser, "ShamROCK the Night Away," for Steven's Power Pack Club, a local food assistance program for children in the Portsmouth City School District and New Boston Elementary schools. more

SSU to Host Symposium: 'Portsmouth, Ohio: Current Assets and Opportunities for the Future' ; As Shawnee State University officially ends its 25th anniversary celebration, it invites community members to look toward the future during a special symposium entitled "Portsmouth, Ohio: Current Assets and Opportunities for the Future" to be held on Thursday, April 19, at 4 p.m. in the Flohr Lecture Hall of the Clark Memorial Library. " more

Geography Professor at SSU and Son Publish Book on Western Badlands; Anthony J. Dzik, Ph.D., geography professor at Shawnee State University, has co-authored a book on the with his son, Vincent Dzik, a student at SSU, titled "Badlands of the American West: A Primer." more

Shawnee State University Honored for Community Service; The Corporation for National and Community Service (CNCS) and the U.S. Department of Education honored the nation's leading colleges and universities, students, faculty members, and staff for their commitment to bettering their communities through community service and service learning. more

Poems for Bread to Benefit Sojourner House of Portsmouth ; Celebrate National Poetry Month at a benefit poetry reading and open mic night, "Poems for Bread," that will take place from 7 to 9 p.m. on Monday, April 16 at Clark Memorial Library's Flohr Lecture Hall on the SSU Campus. more

Students at Children's Learning Center fill bags with Easter Goodies ; more

Annual President's Gala at Shawnee State University Goes South to Havana ; Every year the president at Shawnee State University has a gala event as a major fundraiser for the university. It is the university's premier community-wide social event President Rita Rice Morris and Jim Morris host each year. more

The OU Wind Symphony to perform at SSU; The Ohio University Wind Symphony (formerly, Wind Ensemble) will be performing on stage at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, April 17 at Shawnee State University's Vern Riffe Center for the Arts. more

SSU Student Receives Ping Award; Since the beginning of last summer, SSU senior Dot Flanagan of Portsmouth has donated more than 450 community service hours to a number of projects and agencies. Because of such dedication Flanagan is a 2011-2012 Charles J. Ping award recipient. more

Shawnee State celebrates annual SSU Student Writing Competition; Shawnee State University celebrated the annual Student Writing Competition at the Shawnee State University Center Ballroom on Wednesday, March 28. more

AmeriCorps VISTA associates to be hired for summer program; The Ohio Association of Second Harvest Food banks will place 165 AmeriCorps VISTA Summer Associates across the state this summer to help fight childhood hunger by boosting participation in programs that provide free meals to children in low-income areas. more

SSU's Clark Memorial Library Plans National Library Week Activities; In observance of National Library Week, SSU's Clark Memorial Library is sponsoring several lunch time workshops Monday, April 9 through Thursday, April 12 at noon each day. This year's theme is "To Create Your Own Story." more

Three SSU Students Receive Kirkendall Athletic Scholarships; Edward and Ruth Kirkendall were both Golden Bears and staunch supporters of Shawnee State University athletics. more

SSU Baseball to Observe Veterans Recognition Day; Area veterans are invited to participate in Veterans Appreciation Day at 4 p.m. on Tuesday, April 3 when the Shawnee State University Bears Baseball team takes on Ohio Dominican University at Branch Rickey Park. more

Award-winning author George Ella Lyon to speak at SSU; Award winning poet, writer, playwright and activist George Ella Lyon is coming to Shawnee State University on Tuesday, April 3 for two presentations, one at noon and again at 7 p.m. as part of the J.G. Foster Distinguished Lecture Series. more

Writing class offered for ACT Test Prep; Learn new study skills and test taking strategies in the ACT Test Prep writing class offered at Shawnee State University on Tuesday, April 10. more

SSU Employees Donate to United Way; Employees at Shawnee State University donated $10,353 to the Scioto County United Way collected from their annual campaign in February. more

SSU Holds 8th Annual Celebration of Scholarship; A Fulbright Fellow, Karen Greiner, Ph.D., and a Certified Genetic Counselor Leigha Senter-Jamieson, MS, CGC, will be the keynote speakers at the 8th annual Celebration of Scholarship to be held March 29 and 30th at Shawnee State University. more

Trustees Award Established for Celebration of Scholarship; As part of the Shawnee State University Celebration of Scholarship, an undergraduate conference featuring student research, the SSU Board of Trustees has established a Trustees Award that will be presented for the first time this year by Board Chairman Dan Mooney. more

Golden Bears Registration to Begin in April; If you are sixty or older, a resident of Scioto County and looking for fun-filled activities, you may want to consider signing up for the Golden Bears program at Shawnee State University. Sign-ups will begin the first week of April in the lobby of the Warsaw Natatorium in the James A. Rhodes Athletic Center. more

West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine Coming to SSU; The West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine will present and share information about osteopathic medicine, admission requirements and financial aid on Wednesday, April 4th at Shawnee State University. more

Dine for Success Held at SSU; On Thursday, March 15 the Shawnee State University Office of Career Services held its annual "Dine for Success" dinner in the Sodexo Ballroom in the University Center to inform students about proper work attire and dining etiquette. more

SSU, Main Street Portsmouth, and Local Restaurants Team Up to "Feed the Bears"; As a way to spotlight restaurants who offer special discounts to Shawnee State University students, faculty, and staff, local restaurants and Main Street Portsmouth have teamed up with SSU to launch a "We Feed the Bears" promotion. more

SSU Receives Reaffirmation of Accreditation from Higher Learning Commission; Shawnee State University has received reaffirmation of its accreditation by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association through participation in its Academic Quality Improvement Program (AQIP). more

Office of Career Services to Hold Job Fair; Update those resumes and polish up your interview skills for the annual job fair on Wednesday, March 28th from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. in the Sodexo Ballroom in the Shawnee State University Center. Sponsored by the Office of Career Services the job fair is open to all SSU students and alumni. more

SSU Board of Trustees Welcomes Attorney Bob Howarth; Attorney Bob Howarth of Columbus, Ohio, was sworn in during the Shawnee State University Board of Trustees meeting held Friday, March 9, in the Selby Board Room in the Clark Memorial Library. more

Shawnee State University named #7 on The Princeton Review's List "Top Undergraduate Schools to Study Video Game Design for 2012"; Shawnee State University in Portsmouth, Ohio has earned a #7 ranking on The Princeton Review's third annual list saluting the best undergraduate schools in the U.S. and Canada to study video game design. more

New International Students at Shawnee State; more

Tina Tammaro opens a one-woman show at Appleton Gallery; Artist Tina Tammaro, opened a one-woman show, "Bukowski Paintings: The Days Run Away Like Wild Horses Over the Hills," at Shawnee State University's Appleton Gallery in the Vern Riffe Center for the Art on Thursday, Feb. 9. more

Brandi Munn inducted into the SSU Hall of Fame; Brandi Munn, a 1999 graduate of Shawnee State University, excelled on the hardwood at SSU from 1995-99 and she completed her career ranking seventh on the Bears' all-time roster with 1,139 points. more

Fabulous Friday at SSU for Child Care Providers and Educators scheduled ; Fabulous Friday, an annual conference for child care providers and early childhood educators, is scheduled this year from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on Friday, April 13 on the campus of Shawnee State University. more

Krikorian to speak at Shawnee State University; David Krikorian, upcoming candidate for U.S. House of Representatives, will be speaking at 11 a.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 15 at the Shawnee State University Center Lobby West. more

Shawnee State University gets ready for Spring Break; The Shawnee State University Office of Counseling and Psychological Services is offering students a "Spring Break Survival Day" on Wednesday, Feb. 29 and giving away 300 Spring Break Survival Kits. more

Jones named Writer of Promise at Shawnee State University; The third annual Shawnee State University "Intro" Series Reading with the student Writer of Promise, Christina Jones, was presented Wednesday, Feb. 8, at SSU's Clark Memorial Library Alcove. more

Burns Supper raises $800 for Creative Writing Fund at SSU; The Port City Benevolent Society celebrated the life, work and times of Scotland's famous poet, Robert Burns, by having an Inaugural Burns Supper to benefit the Shawnee State University Creative Writing Fund on Saturday, Jan. 28 at Port City Café and Pub. more

Police Officer Sworn In at Shawnee State University; Shane Hatfield is the newest addition to the Department of Public Safety at Shawnee State University. more

Archaeologist Who Discovered Lot's Cave to Speak at Shawnee State University; Dr. Konstantinos Politis, eminent archaeologist, who discovered Lot's Cave in Jordan, will be at Shawnee State University from 7 to 8 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 16 in the University Center's Sodexo Ballroom East. more

'In the Heights' musical coming to Shawnee State; "In the Heights" began as an original musical conceived by Lin-Manuel Miranda during his sophomore year at Wesleyan University and transpired into the award-winning new classic it is today. more

Occupational Therapy Assistant students start memorial scholarship fund; The Occupational Therapy Assistant students donated $1,264 for a scholarship fund honoring the late Raymond and Mabel Montavon, of Wheelersburg, whose daughter Mendy Sissel is a senior instructor in the OTA program. more

Denison University Professor Analyzes American Christian and Indian Jain Spiritual Traditions at SSU; Professor John E. Cort, Ph.D., a scholar of Asian and Comparative Religions in the Department of Religion, and chair of International Studies Program at Denison University will be visiting Shawnee State University at 2 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 15 at Clark Memorial Library's Flohr Lecture Hall. more

Shawnee State is Taking Safety to the Next Level; The Shawnee State University Department of Public Safety has moved to a new location on campus, the old smokestack building on the southeast corner of campus. more

National Eating Disorder Awareness Week activities planned at SSU; "Everybody Knows Somebody" that has an eating disorder and that is the theme for this year's National Eating Disorder Awareness Week (NEDAW). more

Shawnee State University Celebrates 'Go Red for Women'; Shawnee State University faculty, staff and students wear red to join the national celebration of "Go Red for Women" where people band together to wipe out heart disease and stroke. more

Shawnee State University Gives Blood; The American Red Cross set up its blood drive at Shawnee State University in the University Center in January and collected 92 pints of blood. more

Students at Shawnee State University Opt for Service over Winter Break; While most students were home during winter break, visiting family and friends, relaxing and gearing up for another semester at Shawnee State University, 15 students decided to take an alternative winter break. more

Local Children attend SSU Women's Basketball game; On Thursday, Jan. 19, The Salvation Army partnered with Shawnee State University to bring local children to a women's basketball game. For most of the children, it was a first-time experience with a college level athletic event. more

Food Safety Certification and Training Offered at Shawnee State University; According to the Center for Disease Control (CDC), an estimated 76 million cases of foodborne illness occur each year in the United States as a result of the mishandling of food. more

'River Voices' Makes Impact on Area Schools; Seventy-five years ago in January 1937, the Ohio River reached its highest ever flood stage of 74.23 feet flooding nearly two-thirds of Portsmouth and New Boston. more

Shawnee State Hall of Fame Banquet and Homecoming set; Shawnee State University has a full slate of activities planned for Homecoming Weekend. Homecoming is Saturday, February 11 as the Bears face conference foe Georgetown beginning at 2:00 p.m. more

Shawnee State celebrates African American history; The theme for this year's African American History Month is "African Americans and the Civil War" honoring the efforts of people of African descent to destroy slavery and inaugurate universal freedom in the United States. more

Shawnee State University Releases Spring Enrollment Data ; The 15-Day Preliminary Enrollment Report for Spring 2012 has been released showing a slight increase in enrollment over Spring 2011 at Shawnee State University with a total of 4,193 students. more

SSU Art Faculty Show at Appleton Gallery; The annual Shawnee State University Art Faculty Show at the Vern Riffe Center for the Arts in the Appleton Gallery began at an opening reception on Thursday, Jan. 19 and ends on February 2. more

Flight Paramedic talks about 'Next Generation Drugs' at SSU; more

SSU Board of Trustees Endorses Chancellor's Plan ; During its meeting on Friday, Jan. 20, the Shawnee State University Board of Trustees endorsed a plan developed by Chancellor Jim Petro of the Ohio Board of Regents that ties funding received by SSU from the state to improved course completion, graduation rates, and service to the Appalachian region. more

Shawnee goes 'Barefoot in the Park' ; Neil Simon's classic comedy, "Barefoot in the Park," will be the production for this year's Valentine Dinner Theatre at Shawnee State University. more

Meet the new Writer of Promise at Shawnee State University ; The third annual Shawnee State University "Intro" Series Reading with the student Writer of Promise, Christina Jones, will be presented at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 8, at SSU's Clark Memorial Library Alcove. more

ACT Prep Classes to be offered at Shawnee State ; Study skills and test taking strategies are a crucial part of raising your ACT score, and so in advance of the ACT testing dates, Shawnee State University will be offering prep classes starting on Tuesday, Jan. 24 more

Port City Benevolent Society presents Inaugural Burns Benefit Supper ; The Port City Benevolent Society is celebrating the life, work and times of Scotland's famous poet, Robert Burns, by having an Inaugural Burns Supper to benefit the Shawnee State University Creative Writing Fund. The event will begin at 6 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 28 at Port City Café and Pub. more

Glockner Scholarship Recognizes Student Community Service ; The Glockner Community Service Scholarship was established at Shawnee State University to reward students from Scioto County for giving of themselves, their time and their effort, to individuals and service organizations in the community. more

Morris Awarded Blackburn's Business Scholarship ; Leo Blackburn wished to provide an opportunity for students pursuing business ventures and, therefore, created a scholarship for students seeking a bachelor's degree in several fields of business, with good academic standing, and exhibiting good character. more

Stimmer Receives Wilson Writing Scholarship for Poets; Starla Stimmer of Chillicothe, Ohio, is the 2011-12 recipient of the "Dr. Robert L. Wilson Writing Scholarship for Poets." more

Cremeens Awarded Jimmy Allen Memorial Scholarship ; Miranda Cremeens of Kitts Hill, Ohio, is the recipient of the Jimmy Allen Memorial Scholarship for the 2011-12 academic year. more

CIPA hosts International Film Festival at Shawnee State University ; Six films are scheduled for showing during the Center for International Programs and Activities International Film Festival this year from Monday, Jan. 23 through Saturday, Jan. 28 at Clark Memorial Library's Flohr Lecture Hall. more

SSU plans Pink Out to Support SOMC Breast Cancer Compassion Fund ; Shawnee State University athletes and employees are teaming up with Southern Ohio Medical Center to promote breast cancer awareness at a "Pink Out" at SSU basketball games on Saturday, Jan. 21. more

Retired Teachers Donate to SSU Scholarship Fund ; The Scioto County Retired Teachers Association presented Shawnee State University Department of Teacher Education a check for $100 to provide assistance to students for costs associated with professional preparation programs not covered by other means. more

SSU Counselors Invited to Present Drug and Alcohol Programs in Atlanta; After four years of working with students on new drug and alcohol prevention programs, the Office of Counseling and Psychological Services reports a drastic change has come about with students drug and alcohol use at Shawnee State University. more

Community Choir rehearsals scheduled; The Shawnee State University Community Choir has resumed rehearsals for the spring semester each Tuesday evening, 6:30 p.m. in the Vern Riffe Center for the Arts, Room 130. more

Author of 'The Thousand Year Flood' to speak at Shawnee State University; As part of the 75th anniversary of the 1937 Flood Commemoration Week, David Welky, author of the recently released book, "The Thousand Year Flood: The Ohio-Mississippi Disaster of 1937," will be speaking at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 24 at the University Center Ballroom West at Shawnee State University. more

'River Voices' culminates the 75-Year 1937 Flood Commemorative Week; As part of the "75-Year 1937 Flood Commemorative Week" at Shawnee State University, a re-mastered version of "River Voices: A Portrait of an American River Community," about the 1937 flood in Portsmouth will be presented at 7 p.m. on Friday, Jan. 27, at SSU's Vern Riffe Center for the Arts main theater. The event is free and open to the public but tickets are required. more

Ridout Awarded Hossman Scholarship at Shawnee State University; Rachael Ridout, of West Portsmouth, is the 2011-12 recipient of the Arthur W. and Anne Carson Hossman Scholarship at Shawnee State University. more

Day Receives Covert Family Scholarship at Shawnee State University; Brittany Day, of South Shore, Ky., is the 2011-12 Scholarship recipient of the Covert Family Scholarship at Shawnee State University. more

Gates Awarded Micklethwaite Scholarship at Shawnee State University; Bryan Gates, of Portsmouth, a business major, is the 2011-12 scholarship recipient of the Harold Micklethwaite Scholarship at Shawnee State University. more

Shawnee State University Board of Trustees to meet; more

Two Police Officers join Shawnee State University Public Safety Department; Laura Davis and Jonathan Peters, formerly with the Portsmouth Police Department, were sworn in at Shawnee State University's Department of Public Safety on Wednesday, Jan. 4. more

Portsmouth Commemorates the 75th Anniversary of the 1937 Flood; more

SSU Exchange Students Ready to Travel; Six students at Shawnee State University will be traveling to Europe and Africa for spring semester in an exchange program with several universities. more

SSU CIPA Director and Teacher Education Professor Present at Conference; Shawnee State University Teacher Education Professor Xiaodan Huang and Center for International Programs and Activities (CIPA) Director Rita Haider participated at the National Association of Foreign Student Advisers (NAFSA) Region VI Annual Conference in Louisville, Ky. in November. more

Moscow Festival Ballet Returns to Shawnee State University; "Sleeping Beauty," one of the most beloved fairy tales of all time, comes alive on the stage of the Vern Riffe Center for the Arts performed by the Moscow Festival Ballet at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, Jan. 12. more

Error causes forfeitures for SSU; Shawnee State University Athletics announced forfeiture of two men's basketball games because of a change in the eligibility status of one of its players, Jeremy Bennington, a junior from Blue Creek, Ohio. more

SSU's Clark Planetarium Closed Until January 9; more