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Each spring The Ohio State University at Marion hosts the Annual Academic Recognition Ceremony. During this special event, the campus presents awards and scholarships recognizing students and faculty for their academic achievement and scholarly endeavors in a variety of categories.

According to Ohio State English graduate Morgan Dewitt, her passion for politics and writing, combined with her degree in English has propelled her career in government and lobbying.

The Ohio State University has received new state grant funding from the federal Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act (CARES) to create and expand programming to help undergraduate and graduate students cope with stress, anxiety, depression and burnout associated with the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, researchers and production staff at POET worked around the clock to produce an all-natural ethanol-based sanitizer to tackle severe state and local shortages for sanitizer.

Ohio State Marion Academic Advisor, Sharon Gattshall was recently presented a plaque honoring her as the recipient of the 2020 Ohio State Marion Outstanding Staff Award.

Built in 1986, the Alber Student Center on the Marion campus is currently undergoing its first major renovation in nearly 35 years.

Students from ATI-Wooster, Marion, Mansfield, Newark, and Lima campuses came together in a virtually ceremony Sunday, October 18, 2 p.m. to crown a king and queen from each of the regional campuses, celebrating Ohio State’s homecoming tradition.

Hannah M. Hylton, a senior biology pre-med major attending The Ohio State University at Marion, was one of a select group of students university-wide to receive a Pelotonia Undergraduate Fellowship Award through The James: The Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center, which provides research fellowships to the best and brightest Ohio State University undergraduate students who are invested in cancer research.

For the first time, a Warren G. Harding Symposium Award of a $1000 scholarship will be presented to an Ohio State Marion student who submits an original essay of 1000 words or less based upon the theme of the annual Warren G. Harding Symposium. The winner will be selected by a committee composed of Ohio State Marion faculty and staff based on following criteria: Theme Topic Adherence, Creativity, Insights and Perspectives, and Composition.