Marietta College’s Dr. Jaclyn Schwieterman recently presented her research, Interprofessional Education and Collaborative Practice: The what, when, and how, during the Great Lakes Athletic Trainer’s Association Annual Meeting and Symposium.
In the not-too-distant future, Marietta College’s softball team will be playing in one of the nation's finest NCAA Division III facilities.
On multiple occasions, Rob Wallace has been proud of his son, Jack Wallace ’23. Many of those moments have come on the football field.
Marietta College will celebrate National Girls and Women in Sports Day (NGWSD) by hosting a recreation clinic for girls in kindergarten through eighth grade on Sunday, February 5th.
As colleges celebrate the 50th 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.
When it came to student fitness, Professor Mary Jo Herdman was one of the early pioneers at Marietta College.
Fifty years ago today (June 23), Congress passed the landmark legislation known as Title IX to prohibit sex discrimination in education and balance the playing field for women’s athletics.
With cannons spraying blue and white confetti onto the infield at USA Softball Hall of Fame Stadium in Oklahoma City, Marietta College’s Micaela Bradley ’23 (Greenup, Illinois) was in the middle of the action at the Women’s College World Series.
Kail Hill was only 10, but he vividly remembers having “Hopper 24” painted on his back as he and his family cheered on Marietta College’s baseball team as the Etta Express won the 2012 NCAA Division III Baseball Championship in Appleton, Wisconsin.
For a few weeks last year, Jason Ellis (Marion, Ohio) had come to terms with his Marietta College basketball career ending following the shortened COVID season.