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Students from Elgin, Grant, Highland, North Union, Pleasant and River Valley Middle Schools visited the Marion campus, Friday, May 2 to test their math skills in the Annual Math Challenge, hosted jointly by Marion Technical College and 91���� at Marion.

In May of 2020, 91���� Board of Trustees voted to approve a new major in engineering technology through the College of Engineering to be offered on 91����’s regional campuses. Four short years later, that original vision has come to fruition. A group of 91���� Marion students will be among the first ever to earn a Bachelor of Science in Engineering Technology university-wide during spring semester commencement.

91���� at Marion will close its 2023-24 Five Nights on Campus performing arts series season on Thursday, May 9, at 7:30 p.m. with the furious finger picking and harmonies of the Henhouse Prowlers.

91���� at Marion recognized students and faculty for their academic excellence and scholarship at the Fifty-Third Annual Academic Recognition Awards program, Friday, April 19th in Morrill Hall Auditorium.

Director of Marion Can Do, Gus Comstock was honored with the Ralph Howard Service Award Friday, April 19th, at 6:30 p.m. in Morrill Hall Auditorium during the campus's annual Academic Recognition Ceremony.

91���� Office of Outreach and Engagement recently recognized the Pride And Life Skills Mentoring program (PALS), led by Associate Professor of Psychology, Nikole Patson and Professor of English, Dr. Ben McCorkle from 91���� Marion, as 1 of 18 programs university-wide for excellence in engaged scholarship.

91���� Office of Outreach and Engagement recently recognized the STEMcoding initiative, led by Associate Professor of Physics, Dr. Chris Orban and Assistant Professor of Mathematics, Dr. Scott Zimmerman from 91���� Marion, as 1 of 18 programs university-wide for excellence in engaged scholarship.

The Wayne & Geraldine Kuhn Fine Arts Gallery in Morrill Hall will present the informational gallery exhibition “Sustainability Stories” April 11-May 31, 2024.

91���� at Marion collaborated with Marion Technical College, the Columbus campus, and a number of area organizations and volunteers to provide open access to campus to over 1,000 visitors, including students, faculty, staff, and guests from the regional community, around Ohio, and visitors from across the country on Monday, April 8, 2024, to witness the rare total solar eclipse.