Muskingum University student-athletes from six fall sports teams have been honored for their academic achievements with All-OAC (Ohio Athletic Conference) and OCSA (Ohio Collegiate Soccer Association) All-Ohio awards.
Eight Muskie Football student-athletes received Academic All-OAC honors.
Muskingum University graduate Chase Myers ’17 performed in the 2022 Tournament of Roses Parade on New Year’s Day with “The Band Director’s Marching Band.”
Muskingum University students from three sports received national and regional recognition for their accomplishments during the Fall 2021 semester.
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Muskingum University Associate Professor of Mathematics Dr. Matt Davis uses a mastery learning approach to teaching his first-year students, helping them build their confidence and advance their understanding of this vital subject.
Muskingum University’s Quad Center project is one of 24 projects approved for the Ohio Department of Development’s state historic preservation tax credits. It is the only project in southeastern Ohio.
“The state historic tax credits encourage investment into projects renovating historic structures,” said Vice President for Finance and Operations Philip Laube. “Renovating the Quad Center, which provides direct services to our students, will increase the utilization of this facility.”
Muskingum University’s Celebration of Light holiday display continues each evening through January 31, 2022. All are invited to walk or drive through the campus to enjoy the illumination.
The University welcomed the holiday season with its annual Celebration of Light ceremony, held at the Library Fountain on the evening of November 22, 2021.
“I am very grateful for the privilege of being here at Muskingum,” David McDonald ’23 reflects. “Because of alumni support, I have a second chance at a college education.”
“My path did not lead directly to the University. After graduating from Mount Vernon High School (Ohio), I enrolled part-time at Central Ohio Technical College and worked at several jobs, but I was not finding my passion either in the classroom or in my work experiences.”
Throughout December, the Muskingum University community shared the holiday spirit of caring for others.
The Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) sponsored a Hoops for Hunger Food Drive on Saturday, December 4, 2021, during the men’s and women’s basketball doubleheader against John Carroll University. All fans received free admission to the game with a canned food, non-perishable item, or monetary donation. Donations were distributed to the New Concord College Drive Presbyterian Church Food Pantry.
