Dr. Michael Morgan ’10 is the 41st different person to be named a McCoy Professor at Marietta College since its inception in 1995.
What sets him apart is that he is the first Marietta graduate to receive the College’s most prestigious teaching honor.
Last year, Marietta College alumnus Jeremy Jusek ’10 reached out to the Theatre Department to create the kind of program that he always wanted to take part in as an undergraduate student. One where he could give students a one-on-one experience.
Removing barriers to education includes, according to a group of Marietta Greek alumni, investing in student success outside of the classroom.
With the energy and excitement of a Homecoming crowd as the backdrop, President Bill Ruud proudly announced Marietta College was kicking off a $100 million comprehensive campaign on The Christy Mall Friday evening.
Marietta College's student body will begin online voting for the 2021 Homecoming queen and king on Tuesday, October 19th - and this year the voting should be competitive with 13 candidates.
By the time Alexandra Kirsch ’20 graduated from Marietta, she realized that even though she’d majored in Geology, what she really wanted to do was write.
The Marietta College Alumni Association will recognize Hall of Honor, Distinguished Alumni, Outstanding Young Alumni, Honorary Alumni, and Liz Tribett MCAA award recipients at the 2021 MCAAA Awards Ceremony on Saturday, October 23rd on the Marietta College campus. A breakfast reception will begin at 8:30 a.m.
Marietta College Accounting student R. Michael West ’22 (Vienna, West Virginia) was recently recognized by Northwestern Mutual as one of the Top 50 Financial Representative Interns in the Southern Region during the 2021 summer semester.
With Homecoming 2021 just a few weeks away, Dr. Joshua Jacobs feels like the Advancement team at Marietta College is coming together at just the right time — and he is asking alumni who are back on campus during the festivities to make sure they meet with as many members of that team as possible.
After serving on the Marietta College Alumni Association Board of Directors for six years, Patty Bain Bachner ’77 reflected about going off the Board on a high note, namely, being able to help the College successfully surpass its 2020-2021 annual fund goal.