Shawnee State University’s Graduate Center will offer an online Graduate Workshop Credit this summer to those professional educators needing to earn graduate credits to maintain their licensure. Educators are able to complete up to four credits through SSU’s summer program at $130 per credit hour.

Shawnee State University has been awarded $1,040,958 in Choose Ohio First grants by the Ohio Department of Higher Education (ODHE) to support students in critical STEM fields, including nursing, health professions, game design, computer science, and engineering technologies.

Pursuant to HB 404 of the 133th Ohio General Assembly, the Board of Trustees of Shawnee State University will hold its April 30, 2021, Board meeting and Committee meetings by teleconference.

Graduating senior Jacob Click claims that although he has faced road bumps in his academic journey, Shawnee State has given him a chance to grow as a person and find success.

Addison Bonifield chose Shawnee State University because of its education program, affordability, and its proximity to home which allowed her to continue her work as a dance instructor.

The public is invited to help celebrate trees and growing food locally during a special day of voluntary planting April 24 at Bannon Park and Community. The event is hosted by numerous local organizations including Shawnee State University’s Campus Tree Care Team.

The Shawnee State University Development Foundation’s President’s Gala will be held on Saturday, Apr. 24 in a virtual format.

The Celebration of Scholarship Committee at Shawnee State University has announced the 2021 award winners for the graduate and undergraduate conference.

Shawnee State University is pleased to welcome Charles Hosey as SSU’s newest officer in the Department of Public Safety (DPS).

Becoming a dentist was not always part of Dr. Amy Heim’s career path – in fact it wasn’t even on her radar.