Alumni & Friends

Gavin Linkous ’21 never had a doubt, but he admits that his career in sport management is moving at a faster pace than even he could have imagined.

As Bella May ’22 (Mentor, Ohio) prepares to graduate from Marietta College in December, she is also staring at an exciting future living in Japan.

“I actually plan on teaching English as a second language in Japan,” she said. “This is something that I have always wanted to do.”

For more than 22 years, Ryan Korner ’01 has worked with IRS Criminal Investigation, and within the past few months was promoted to Director of Field Operations for the Western United States.

Being able to prepare students for the multi-media world of TV news and broadcasting requires outstanding faculty instruction, but also modern equipment.

As colleges celebrate the 50^th anniversary of Title IX during the 2022-23 academic year, it has become clear that the women who pioneered athletics on campuses in the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s were more aware of the impact of the landmark federal legislation.

On July 1^st, Marietta College welcomed four new members to the Board of Trustees.

Some students dreamed of traveling halfway across the world to study in foreign lands. Some had dreams of connecting with other cultures and thriving in an international setting.

A History major, Hannah Ford ’24 (Lebanon, Ohio) wasn’t going to miss an opportunity to visit some of the most iconic Civil Rights’ locations.

The city and College both played meaningful roles in helping enslaved people escape their captors before and during the American Civil War.

During Homecoming 2022, Marietta College's campus will be overrun by hundreds of alumni as they celebrate reconnecting with friends and faculty and also making new connections with current students.