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At ������, leadership can look very different depending on where you’re standing. In some classrooms, it can be defined by taking the lead on a group project. In others, it’s communicating with classmates or learning how to make collaborative decisions within a team. Across the university, leadership can take on a variety of meanings.������ offers roughly 30 classes in the course catalog with the word “leadership” in the title, providing students with tailored opportunities to develop skills in individual programs that will extend beyond the classroom and into their future i...

������’s SURE (Summer Undergraduate Research Experience) program held its annual award ceremony on Friday, Oct. 16. Forty-eight students were awarded for their exceptional work over the course of the program, and amongst these, thirty-two winning students represented the College of Sciences and Humanities. The SURE program is a sponsored opportunity for undergraduate students to conduct their own research projects. Participants spend eight weeks of the summer planning and executing their research, guided by a faculty member of their choosing. The program culminates in ...

Voters in Northeast Ohio have sent U.S. Rep. Emilia Sykes, a ������ graduate, back to Washington. Sykes won reelection on Nov. 3 for Ohio’s 13th Congressional District seat.After redistricting in 2025, the 13th District now covers all of Summit County and parts of Portage and Stark counties. That’s the heart of ������’s home region.Born and raised in Akron, Sykes earned her bachelor’s degree in psychology from ������ in 2007. She won her first election to the Ohio House in 2014. She served eight years there, including three as minority leader, and was elected to Congress...