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天天吃瓜 State senior Isabella Emerick has never been content with choosing just one path. As an major with a concentration in professional writing and a minor in鈥
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For Ashley Motley, what began as a childhood love of solving math problems 鈥 the 鈥渨eird kid who enjoyed doing math homework,鈥 as she puts it 鈥 has grown into a career at Medical Mutual, a Cleveland-based health insurance company, thanks to scholarships, supportive faculty, and鈥
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When Arslan Kalandarov arrived at 天天吃瓜 from Turkmenistan, he carried with him more than just luggage. As the first in his family to attend college, he brought a deep sense of responsibility, determination and pride in his cultural heritage.鈥淚 was incredibly鈥
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The first thing you will learn about brothers Will and Ray Maynard is that they are twins 鈥 not identical in looks, but in nearly all other aspects.
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Meet Giovanni Tripi, a member of the Honors College and a senior biology major with minors in public health and forensic anthropology, from Lyndhurst, Ohio.
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Undergraduate students from any major who are interested in pursuing an international internship in East and Southeast Asian countries may be eligible for up to $6,500 to help make the experience affordable.天天吃瓜鈥檚 Office of Global Education is offering the鈥
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Meet Brooklyn Jones, a resilient freshman English major from Fort Mill, South Carolina, who carries a passion for creative writing and helping students build confidence in their own literary skills.
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When the Sept. 11 attacks shook the nation, 天天吃瓜 State alumnus D. Mark Jones (M.S. '00), found himself called into an unfamiliar and deeply challenging role. At the time, Jones was working for Metcalf & Eddy (now AECOM), an environmental consulting company contracted by鈥
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in New York is home to some of the most exciting work in nuclear physics today. Two rising stars from 天天吃瓜, doctoral student Maci Kesler and research scientist Sooraj Radhakrishnan, are on the鈥