Shawnee News

Shawnee State University’s activities for the Golden Bears program will resume on campus starting Jul. 7, 2021. Operating remotely since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, program members will be welcomed back to campus for in-person programming and events.

Accustomed to smaller student-faculty ratios that ensure opportunities to connect with faculty and staff, Zachary Lewis made the decision to stay close to home by attending Shawnee State University for his undergraduate degree.

The Shawnee State University Development Foundation will hold its next Quarterly Meeting on Jun. 18, 2021.

Held annually on SSU’s campus, Cub Camp is a summer academic enrichment program designed to spark the imagination and expand the knowledge of those children who have completed grades Pre-K-8th Grade.

Shawnee State University’s Clark Planetarium has recently reopened its facility for campus and public use. Closing down at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, the facility and staff are excited to return to hosting shows twice a week that are free to the public to attend.

The 2021 Virtual Tri-State Conference of Diversity & Inclusion will be holding an Undergraduate Student Diversity Writing Contest and winner of the contest will receive a one-time $750 scholarship.  

Shawnee State University has always been part of alumnus John Ross Campbell’s life.

After researching universities that offered Dental Hygiene programs in Ohio, Alexzandria (Lexie) Cochran found her place at Shawnee State University.

Interests in the way the human body works and a desire to help people fueled Paris Caudill’s decision to go into the Physical Therapy Assistant (PTA) program at Shawnee State University.

Game & Simulation Art major Shane Moore has found lasting friendships and a path to a creative future through SSU's program.