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Better When We’re TogetherAn important through-line for the Department of Psychological Sciences over the years has been our collegiality. Whether gathering for a departmental event, an after-work happy hour (affectionately known by many as “bowling”), or lunch break with colleagues, connection with colleagues is an integral part of who we are. Let’s Hear it for the Lunch Bunch!For decades, they’ve gathered at noon on the third floor. One by one, they file into the faculty lounge carrying a PB&J and apple from home, takeout from a local fast food chain, or a non-descript brown paper b...

A recent New York Times feature spotlights Ohio-based artist and papermaker Aimee Lee and her commitment to preserving the centuries-old Korean art of hanji. Audiences can experience Lee’s work in “Aimee Lee: Every Last Scrap,” on view Aug. 28, 2026-May 24, 2027, at the �鶹��ѡ Museum. Lee will also participate in the 2026-27 Thomas Schroth Visiting Artist Series, presenting a free public lecture Oct. 22 and returning in spring 2027 for a two-day, hands-on hanji papermaking workshop.Read the feature in the New York Times...

 It’s Aug. 19, a sunny, 80-degree day in Kent, Ohio, and some of the nearly 6,000 �鶹��ѡ students who will be living on campus are starting to arrive with their families – carrying boxes and bags, and a whole range of emotions with them.From first-year students leaving the nest to upperclass students who came out to help new students move in, �鶹��ѡToday was there to get a glimpse of one of the most exciting days on campus.  “Don’t stay in your room.”  This was the parting advice Melissa Ellison of Canal Winchester, Ohio, shared with her son, Nate Elliso...