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Holiday decorations afford Ohio State Marion students, faculty and staff a welcoming, joyous atmosphere. Decorations bring a sense of community with the twinkling lights, festive garland, and holiday trees.

The Ohio State University at Marion’s Five Nights on Campus performing arts series welcomes the British and American trio MidAtlantic Men to campus as part of the U.S. leg of their 2024 tour, Thursday, November 14, 7:30 p.m. in Morill Hall Auditorium.

The Ohio State University at Marion welcomed new staff member Lauren Pullins to campus Monday, November 4, 2024. Pullins will serve as the campus’s disability services coordinator in the Office for Disability Services.

The Ohio State University has selected Jennifer Schlueter as its next dean and director of The Ohio State University at Marion, effective March 17, 2025, pending approval by the Board of Trustees. An accomplished academic administrator, teacher, performance maker and producer, Schlueter currently serves as the vice provost of academic affairs at The New School in New York City, where she also holds a faculty appointment in the university’s School of Drama.

First Gen Friday is a monthly first-person narrative written by other first generation college students who are now fellow faculty, staff, and students at Ohio State Marion. The goal of the stories is to provide advice to other first generation college students and create a sense of belonging among the campus community.

The Ohio State University at Marion is pleased to announce their 2024 Marion Campus Homecoming Court members: Jared Moody, a junior social work major from Galion, Ohio; Sierra Schroeder, a sophomore dental hygiene major from Reno, Nevada; and Mackenzie Tarbert, a sophomore primary education major from Bucyrus, Ohio.

First Gen Friday is a monthly first-person narrative written by other first generation college students who are now fellow faculty, staff, and students at Ohio State Marion. The goal of the stories is to provide advice to other first generation college students and create a sense of belonging among the campus community.

Older children and young adults on the autism spectrum can experience the transformative power of the arts at a Shakespeare and Autism Project workshop. This enriching workshop is designed to create opportunities to explore communication and social skills as well as storytelling and self-expression.