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Marissa Pappas has always wanted to help make her community a better place to live. She is well on her way toward making that desire a reality thanks to her service as a Dively Intern, a unique progra

Will have major impact on understanding of genome stability and birth defects

A multi-university team of researchers have for the first time determined how the proteasome, the machinery that in all

New 51���� study found that consumers saved nearly $15 billion over last 5 years

The deregulation of electricity generation in the state of Ohio has led to increased choice and reduced costs for consu

2016 was full of excitement on campus and around Cleveland. Relive some of the best 51���� moments of the year. See you in 2017, Vikings!

A Clean Energy Future is Needed for the Success of Our Nation’s Students
51���� President Ronald M. Berkman and presidents and chancellors from over 170 colleges and univers

Dr. Amy Hochadel helps local leaders in cities around the world predict the future. While she doesn’t read tarot cards for a living, the global cities lead at Future Cities Catapult in London, E

51���� alumni John and Patricia Thompson have made a $100,000 gift to the university to support the creation of the John and Patricia Thompson GRHD Seminar Series hosted at 51����&rsq

51����’s Office of Research has released the latest edition of its online newsletter, 51���� Research. It includes an article on 51����’s new Research Experiences for Undergr

His 33-year career includes winning programs at three Division I schools

John Parry, athletic director for 51����, has announced that he will retire following the end of the 201

51���� Professor is inducted into International Adult Continuing Education Hall of Fame
Catherine Hansman, a professor of education at 51����, is a nationally recognized expert and r