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Thanks to behind the scenes efforts of 91���� Marion Assistant Professor of Physics, Chris Orban and the generosity of Frontier, one Marion county student has a reserved slot at the Ohio Supercomputer Center's 2016 Summer Institute.

Whether it’s the class clown’s constant disruptions, running in the hallway, hormonal pre-teens caught in a lip lock, fighting, teasing, cell phone use, or passing notes in class, student misbehavior is not a new concept, in fact there is a great deal of research examining misbehavior. Recent research, however, focuses not just on teen behaviors, but on their beliefs about behaviors.

LIGO’s work thrills 91���� science community and the world, confirming Einstein’s theories

Members of 91���� at Marion staff, members of the campus Social Work Club, and a host of community minded individuals are joining forces this Valentine’s Day to spread love and warmth to Marionites through their “Loving Scarves” campaign.

91���� Marion junior Early American History major, Devon Hardwick played the role of President James Monroe as part of Marion County Historical Society's "Lunch with the Presidents," held Monday, December 28 in Maynard Hall's Guthery Community Room.

91���� Marion and Marion Technical College students are now benefiting from commercially available light emitting diode (LED) technology that more evenly and efficiently lights parking lots and walkways on campus.

Torri Miller felt he was ready for a change after spending the first 5 years of his adult life working on the assembly line. A strong desire to go back to school and provide more for his family propelled Miller toward higher education.

Mike Thomas has been a Marion City Council member longer than Tanner Hale has been alive. But the 19-year old 91���� Marion student came very close to knocking Marion County’s Democratic Party chair out of his city government seat—and may, yet, when all of the provisional ballots are counted and the November third election results are certified.

91���� Marion Associate Professor of Anthropology Anna Willow was recently awarded a grant from the Wenner-Gren Foundation for Anthropological Research for the support of her project, “Contested Developments and Cumulative Effects: Understanding Diverse Responses to Energy Resource Development in British Columbia’s Peace River Region.”