Newly identified saber-toothed cat is one of largest in history
Learn more https://news.osu.edu/newly-identified-saber-toothed-cat-is-one-of-largest-in-history/

Safe and healthy campus

Find answers to academic, campus and health questions here.

Learn more

Be a Buckeye in 2021

Submit your application to be a Buckeye in Marion

Apply today

Future Buckeye Resources

Explore a virtual tour, learn about financial aid, and discover your next steps.

Learn more
Request more information

Instagram Page osumarion

During the Spring 2021 semester, students enrolled in Dr. Nikole Patson’s Psychology of Creativity Course (Psych 2462) completed a group project designed to draw attention to someone or something in Marion that celebrates or promotes creativity. Popcorn Museum - Heritage Hall and the Wyandot Popcorn Museum give a deep insight into the history of Marion as well as that of popcorn and its relevance to Marion. During your visit you can learn about much of the history of Marion including industries such as Whirlpool and Wilson Bohannan, as well as history on local president Warren G. Harding. You can also get a deep look into the evolution of popcorn making and roasted peanuts. The staff of the museum work hard to ensure that each display invokes interest and the desire to learn in the viewers who attend. They also work to ensure that the displays have relevance to the world outside of the museum. You can find out more about the museum and the staff’s work toward community engagement by reading our blog linked below. Pictured above is student Spencer Carte. To learn more about this group project, visit: https://u.osu.edu/patson.3/teaching/marion-creates/ During the Spring 2021 semester, students enrolled in Dr. Nikole Patson’s Psychology of Creativity Course (Psych 2462) completed a group project designed to draw attention to someone or something in Marion that celebrates or promotes creativity. Popcorn Museum - Heritage Hall and the Wyandot Popcorn Museum give a deep insight into the history of Marion as well as that of popcorn and its relevance to Marion. During your visit you can learn about much of the history of Marion including industries such as Whirlpool and Wilson Bohannan, as well as history on local president Warren G. Harding. You can also get a deep look into the evolution of popcorn making and roasted peanuts. The staff of the museum work hard to ensure that each display invokes interest and the desire to learn in the viewers who attend. They also work to ensure that the displays have relevance to the world outside of the museum. You can find out more about the museum and the staff’s work toward community engagement by reading our blog linked below. Pictured above is student Spencer Carte. To learn more about this group project, visit: https://u.osu.edu/patson.3/teaching/marion-creates/