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Virginia Esguerra is among the many hardworking staff members in Villanova’s Dining Services. Yet, her sociable and enthusiastic personality has quickly made her one of the most well-known and well-liked faculty members on campus. Just last year, at age 76, Esguerra came out of retirement to work at Villanova’s Donahue Court and Donahue Market. Within...

Pushed Up The Mountain, a film by Dept. of Communication Associate Professor Julia Haslett. February 16th 5:45pm-8pm in the Nelson Mandela Auditorium.

BGSU professor Dr. Arsenio Rodrigues is named Ohio AIA Architect of the Year by the Toledo Chapter of the American Institute of Architects.

Dr. Lara Wilken guides education and awareness initiatives around human trafficking for Ohio's attorney general and other policymakers

Under Dr. Arsenio Rodrigues, the architecture program earned coveted NAAB accreditation and enrollment has nearly doubled.

Dr. Stefan Fritsch and his family spent a year in Florence, Italy, after being awarded a fellowship with the Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies at the European University Institute.

Chris Willis to bike across the country to raise money for public education BGSU associate professor wants to thank K-12 teachers, administrators and staff for their resilience during COVID By Bob Cunningham ’18 Dr. Chris Willis has big plans this summer. He is going to ride his bike across the United States to raise money for public education. Willis, associate professor in Bowling Green State University’s College of Education and Human Development, plans to traverse the Northern Tier Rou...

Daren Stephens Inman, Kansas native, Daren Stephens, has made Panhandle State his home for over 20 years. Better known as Chief, he is a long-time member of the Ag Department as both alumni and faculty. Stephens graduated from Panhandle State in 2000 with a bachelor of science in Animal Science after transferring from a junior college. He said, “I first came to OPSU to participate in a livestock judging contest when I was in Junior College. I liked the campus and people I met that day, so ...

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