Ohio Dominican University
Ohio Dominican University students brought classroom learning to life during a study-abroad experience in Rome, gaining firsthand exposure to the city’s history, culture and global significance. The immersive trip connected academic concepts with real-world experiences, enriching students’ understanding of international perspectives while fostering personal and professional growth. Read more here.
Ohio Northern University
Ohio Northern University alumnus Phil Wagner followed an unconventional path to success, building a distinguished career through perseverance, leadership and a willingness to embrace unexpected opportunities. His story reflects the value of adaptability, lifelong learning and the impact of an ONU education in shaping meaningful professional and personal achievements. Click here to read his full story.
Ohio Wesleyan University
Ohio Wesleyan University student Andy Weisgerber ’27 is advancing cystic fibrosis research through a full-time position at The Ohio State University. Building on a prestigious Cystic Fibrosis Foundation fellowship, Weisgerber is studying potential genetic treatments while contributing research expected to support a future scientific publication. Click here to learn more.
Otterbein University
Otterbein University’s Psychotherapy Incorporating Equines course gives students hands-on experience with equine-assisted mental health practices. Combining classroom learning with experiential work in the barn, the course explores how horses can help individuals build trust, process emotions and develop resilience while preparing students for careers in equine-assisted services. Learn more.
Tiffin University
Tiffin University graduate Demi Brown reflects on a college journey defined by leadership, service and personal growth. From serving as Student Body President to preparing for law school at the University of Cincinnati, Brown credits mentorship, campus involvement, and resilience for shaping her commitment to advocacy and future legal career. Click here to learn more about Brown’s experience.
Ursuline College
As Ursuline College prepares to merge with Gannon University, President David King reflects on the institution’s strong momentum and successful transition. Despite the end of Ursuline’s independence, enrollment is growing, residence halls are full and finances have improved, positioning the college for continued success as part of Gannon University. Click here to learn more.
Walsh University
Walsh University’s 2026 Cavalier Soirée raised more than $250,000 to support students facing financial hardship, surpassing its fundraising goal and bringing the event’s five-year total above $800,000. The record-setting event highlighted the university community’s commitment to student success, helping more than 120 students remain enrolled and pursue their educational goals. Learn more.
Wilmington College
Communication Arts seniors showcased their semester-long research projects during the 2026 Research Forum, presenting original work to judges, faculty, family and community members. The event highlighted students’ skills in research, writing and design, while recognizing outstanding presentations and celebrating the creativity, dedication and achievements of the graduating class. Click here to read more.
Wittenberg University
Wittenberg University faculty and staff members Richard Phillips, Carol Nickoson and Grace Sever have been recognized with 2026 SOCHE Excellence Awards. The honors celebrate outstanding contributions to teaching, student success and campus impact, highlighting their dedication to enriching the student experience and strengthening the Wittenberg community. Click here to read more.
The College of Wooster
Biology major at Wooster College Andrew Armile ’24, pursued scholarly research on spinal muscular atrophy during his time in college, taking the opportunity to expand his knowledge about the disorder.
Mentored by professors Seth Kelly and Laura Sirot, Armile studied gene effects in motor neurons of fruit flies, aiming to contribute to SMA cure research.
Reflecting on his Wooster experience, including football and academic achievements, Armile credits the college's supportive environment for his growth. His Independent Study (I.S.) project equipped him with research, lab and communication skills, bolstering his confidence to pursue medical school and a career as a physician.
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