Shawnee News

A member of Shawnee State University’s Department of Mathematical Sciences for over 25 years, Dr. Douglas Darbro was always fascinated by numbers at an early age.

Earlier this month, Alma Kahl, a long-time supporter, donor, and friend of Shawnee State University passed away at the age of 111. 

Tiffany Kiwabonga came to Shawnee State University planning to pursue a bachelor’s degree in Accounting while looking for opportunities for connections on a smaller campus.

Aiming to provide a more individualized and in-depth learning experience for Shawnee State University students, the institution’s Honors Program allows students to explore academic topics of their preference on a personalized one-to-one learning experience.

Shawnee State University’s 2023 Cub Camp program will be held Jun. 26–29.

Graduating this spring with her Bachelor of Science in Chemistry, senior Isabella Moore feels a great connection with Shawnee State University and with her degree.

ServeOhio, Ohio’s Commission on Service and Volunteerism, is celebrating the valuable contributions of AmeriCorps members and AmeriCorps Seniors volunteers who pledged to “get things done” for our nation as part of the annual AmeriCorps Week.

Since arriving at Shawnee State University in 2018 as the Head Coach of Women’s Soccer, Natasha Ademakinwa has brought a powerful approach, distinguished record, and a new network of connections in the sport to SSU.

In his sophomore year at Shawnee State University, English & Humanities major Ian Hillman has found a place to call home.

Building on the success of the mapping of trees on Shawnee State University’s campus in 2019, Class of 2021 graduates Brianna Combs and Emily Dean worked with university professors Dr. Erik Larson and Dr. Logan Minter during their senior year to complete a GPS tagging of the trees and greenery in Greenlawn Cemetery located in Portsmouth, Ohio