The Theatre at Marietta College is excited to announce the upcoming performances of The Laramie Project that will be live-streamed at 8:00 p.m. on February 12th, 13th, 19th, and 20th.
Starting Thursday, February 4th, the Entrepreneurship Program at Marietta College will offer six events throughout the Spring 2021 semester under the umbrella of the Riverview Credit Union Mid-Ohio Valley Entrepreneurship Expo.
Nick Gennuso ’24 (Washington, D.C.) describes receiving a full scholarship to Marietta College as “an amazing opportunity,” but it’s an opportunity for which he feels both grateful and guilty at the same time.
Theatre as an art form and as an enterprise has always required collaboration and out-of-the-box thinking to ensure that the saying "the show must go on" actually happens. Creativity and flexibility have never been more important for the Department of Theatre at Marietta College than this year.
Unlike the majority of her Longwood High School classmates in Middle Island, New York, Lindsey McCoy ’24 started her college career with in-person classes this fall.
“I feel very lucky to be on campus, because most of my friends are attending colleges where they are remote-only this fall,” Lindsey says.
The Marietta College Art Department is proud to present a poster series by We the Women on view in the Atrium Gallery on the third floor of Hermann Fine Arts Center, October 5th through November 26th.
Following a five-month delay, Leah Seaman ’21 (Philippi, West Virginia) was recently named the Business Plan winner of the 2019-20 PioBiz.
The Marietta College Art Department is pleased to present “Utility and Beauty – Selections from the Dr. Richard Krause Collection” on display in Gallery 310 from September 14th through November 5th.
Gwen Sour '22 (Parkersburg, West Virginia) has made a lot of her time at Marietta College.
At Marietta College, students have a variety of opportunities to grow and gain experience academically and artistically.
Leah Seaman ’21 (Philippi, West Virginia) is no exception.