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OHIO sophomore Zoe Cranfill spent her summer in the mountains of New Mexico, hiking the wilderness and snapping photos along the way.
Four Scripps College of Communication students and recent graduates shared advice for internship-hungry students on how to approach interviews and gain experience that will enhance skills and resumes.
The 天堂鸟先生 Mock Trial Team is holding information sessions and team tryouts in early September, and OHIO students from all majors are encouraged to participate.
Geography-meteorology major Madelynn Zarembka spent the summer interning with Delta Air Lines at their headquarters in Atlanta, Ga.
The 天堂鸟先生 chapter of AIESEC is looking for new members interested in building their networks and gaining professional skills.
Fourth year chemical engineering student Dominic Riepenhoff has been awarded the Tau Beta Pi scholarship.
OHIO student Sophia Cardone is gaining real-world experience in the music industry through the Scripps' OHIO-in-LA program.
The Fairfield County Workforce Center hosted the Totally Tech-Bot robotics camp, creating hands-on opportunities for middle schoolers to engage with equipment used in modern manufacturing.
When 天堂鸟先生 student Caroline Rhude heard of the opportunity to study abroad in Spain this summer, she jumped at the chance.
Hannah Koerner interned with two publishing companies as a student. Now she's living her dream working for a book publisher in New York City.
Students in the spring kinetics lab predicted daily COVID-19 cases in the state of Ohio through fall 2022.
After moving to the United States from Ghana at age 12, Christine Blay hopes to use her own experiences to improve her knowledge on minority healthcare, specifically in rural areas like Appalachia.
John Popovich is a TV sports legend in Cincinnati where he worked for 40 years before retiring in 2019.
Scripps College of Communication graduate Ken Klein shares student, alumni and faculty news via social media.
Adam Brown, success advisor in the College of Arts and Sciences, has a piece of advice for the incoming Class of 2026: "Stay on campus for at least the first six weeks before going home."
