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.
Watching your undergraduate student excel during an event that includes mostly graduate students is a proud moment for any professor. Seeing that same student take top prize for the work is even better.
Marietta College recently inducted eight students into the Order of Omega, a leadership honor society for members of fraternity and sorority organizations. The new members are:
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.
Her world was crumbling all around her. No, it was actually in a freefall and Hannah Garofalo ’21 didn’t know what to do next.
Jake Headley ’24 (Marietta, Ohio) has always had a passion for studying the stars.
With two sons, both under the age of 6, and her husband at home in Ohio, the decision to leave and help others impacted by COVID-19 in New York City wasn’t easy.
Dana Sharosky Pilz PA’04 thought long and hard, and recalled why she went into the health-care industry in the first place.
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.
When it came to completing his senior capstone project, Ben Pratt ’20 (Tallmadge, Ohio) was up for a challenge.
The Physics major, who completed work on methanol-derived hydrogen fuel cells, was recognized by the science faculty with the 2020 Laura Scott Etter ’88 Prize.