President Bill Ruud, who has led Marietta College for nearly seven years and helped reposition it as a student-ready institution, announced on Monday, February 20th, that he is leaving the College to pursue other opportunities. His final day will be on or before June 30, 2023.
President Ruud and his wife, Judy, will be delivering warm cookies and cold milk to students studying in Legacy Library starting at 8:00 p.m., Monday, May 2nd. Don't miss this opportunity for a snack while studying for final exams.
As part of Marietta College’s ongoing commitment to adapt and innovate amid a changing higher education landscape, the Office of Academic Affairs announced today the College’s plan to merge the McDonough Center for Leadership and Business with the Department of Business & Economics to create a new department that
Women Leaders in College Sports (Women Leaders) and the NCAA hosted its fifth annual President/Search Firm Roundtable Event on Tuesday, February 23 in a virtual format. Marietta College President Bill Ruud was one of 20 presidents and chancellors who participated.
For the second time since he arrived in 2016, President William N. Ruud has been awarded a contract extension by the Marietta College Board of Trustees.
Careers in computer and information technology are expected to grow by 12 percent through 2028, according to the U.S.
The University of Toledo College of Law and Marietta College announced a 3+3 program partnership on Nov. 8, 2019, to offer Marietta College students a faster path to complete their law degree.
President Ruud and his wife, Judy, will be delivering warm cookies and cold milk to students studying in Legacy Library starting at 8:00 p.m., Monday, December 6th. Don't miss this opportunity for a snack while studying for final exams.
During an executive session on Thursday, Oct. 11th, Marietta College’s Board of Trustees unanimously approved a two-year contract extension for President William N. Ruud.
Ruud, who is the 19th President since Marietta was founded in 1835, will be with the College through 2022.
As more than 250 family and friends packed into the Dyson Baudo Recreation Center, a steady rain — along with lightning and thunder — fell outside as Marietta College conducted its 14th Physician Assistant graduation ceremony.