Muskingum University Graduate Studies Lecturer James Alan Sturtevant ‘83 shares his expertise developed during 34 years as a high school social studies teacher. He focuses on student engagement, on which he has authored five books and hosts a podcast.

“A Muskie all the way,” James grew up in New Concord, where his father David Sturtevant was a Muskingum Professor of History (1955-1994). After his Muskingum graduation, James earned a Master of Arts Degree from The Ohio State University.

Muskingum University recognizes the members of its educational community who retired from their roles following the 2022-2023 academic year.

We thank each of them for their dedicated service and the exceptional impact they have had on our students and alumni, their faculty and staff colleagues, the New Concord community, and the region.

Congratulations and best wishes to all!

Academic and athletic accolades were recently awarded to Muskingum University student-athletes and coaches from conference, regional, and national sports associations.

Congratulations to all and Go Muskies!

Muskingum University celebrated Juneteenth, the federally-recognized holiday commemorating the emancipation day of enslaved people in the United States, on June 19, 2023.

Muskingum University alumni enjoyed a summer social at the Railhouse at the East Market in Columbus, Ohio on June 8, 2023.

Sixty alumni from classes ranging from 1960 to 2022 enjoyed a casual evening featuring great conversation and delicious foods from the local vendors at the market.

After a successful pilot program in Summer 2022, Muskingum University launches an alternative pathway to its Master of Occupational Therapy program. The MOT alternative pathway enables individuals with a bachelor’s degree in health-related fields to complete prerequisite courses that will lead to admission in the master’s program.