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As Marietta College welcomed its 10th graduating class of the Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies on Saturday (July 13), it also said good bye to the founder of the program — Dr.

Cine Latino, an ongoing series showcasing Latin American and U.S. Latino films, makes its debut at Marietta College at 7 p.m., Wednesday, Jan. 30.

A team of Assessors from the International Association of Campus Law Enforcement Administrators (IACLEA) will arrive on Sunday, Nov. 3, to examine all aspects of the Marietta College Police Department’s policy and procedures, management, operation, and support services, Interim Chief James S. Weaver III announced today.

Marietta College’s team of Brett Burns ’15 (Vienna, W.Va.), Rachel Hartong ’14 (Mount Vernon, Ohio) and Ty Jackson ’15 (Woodbine, N.J.) tied for first place in the annual Tau Pi Phi national honorary case competition at Juniata College in Huntingdon, Pa.

Marietta College students often seize the opportunity to study abroad, but it’s rare that a student has the chance to leave the country to conduct original research.

Anyone who befriended Christina Moritz ’08 as an undergrad at Marietta College knows she had an affinity for those who served in the U.S. Armed Forces.

October at Marietta College is always a special time. It’s when we celebrate Homecoming, when the Board of Trustees come to campus and when it really becomes fall on campus.

Campus Compact has named Marietta College’s Sam Thomas ’13 (Lorain, Ohio) as a 2013 Newman Civic Fellow because of her commitment to solving the challenges that communities face today.

Dr. Dwayne D. Stone may have “officially” retired in August of 1993, but in some ways he never really stopped working for Marietta College.

The Saturday Lillian Spindler Sinclair arrived on Marietta College’s campus was one she never forgot.

Marietta Memorial Hospital, Peoples Bank and Marietta College have partnered to create a community-based, collaborative plan to raise awareness and help eliminate hunger in our region. The partnership will bring resources and support to our community as we strive to collaborate with agencies and organizations to lessen and end hunger in our...

Marietta College Professor Grace Johnson’s paper, “Student-Created Assignments in an Undergraduate Accounting Information Systems Course: Student and Faculty Perceptions,” has been published in Volume 13 of the Journal of Higher Education Theory and Practice.

The phone call that drew Sam Badgley ’83 from his home Thursday evening was one he dreaded answering but felt honored to receive. “He was my best friend and he had all the trust I had in the world,” Badgley says.

Bryan Murray ’14, not yet in his last semester of college, has already been lucky enough to land his “dream job” as an employee for the national Alpha Tau Omega fraternity.

Marietta College has earned top national marks in an examination of university teacher preparation programs released this week by the National Council on Teacher Quality (NCTQ).

Off the Mall: Hometown: Youngstown, Ohio Day Job: Circuit Coach at Curves Best Place to Hang Out on Campus: Dorothy Webster lobby kitchen table. “I felt so comfortable being surrounded by the big windows, and it reminded me of a beach house I used to stay at in New Jersey.” Alina Kielbasa ’15

Last semester, Assistant Professor of Theatre Andy Felt began teaching a class in which students learned how to hurt or kill someone — and then do it safely on stage. The art is called stage combat.

Marietta College’s Angela Sipes ’14 (Wexford, Pa.) has been chosen to perform in the College Band Directors National Conference’s Small College Intercollegiate Honor Concert Band.

When students, staff and faculty return on Monday from the Thanksgiving holiday break, organizers of the AIDS Awareness Week hope to see plenty of red on campus.

Matthew Cale ’13 (Marietta, Ohio) has heard about Marietta history almost all of his life. If you had asked him a year ago to imagine what Marietta was “actually” like 225 years ago, he probably would have offered a reasonable answer.

While most of Marietta College slept in last Saturday, even early-morning hours and pouring rain did not stop 18 dedicated students from participating in the College’s first-ever Super Saturday of Service.

New York City is not only the city that never sleeps; it is also a place that offers new experiences and opportunities every day.

At the invitation of Marietta College, renowned contemporary Chinese painter and calligrapher Mao Xuefeng and his wife Wang Chunling visited Mar

The Theatre at Marietta College will produce and perform three plays during the 2013-14 season, as well as wrap the year with the annual One-Act Festival as part of “Caught in the Act.” The season opens at 8 p.m., Friday, Sept. 20, with the first of five showings of Jean Genet’s “The Maids.”

Marietta College’s popular free community shows as the Anderson Hancock Planetarium will debut a new program in March in April called “Undiscovered Worlds.”