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Find out why getting what you wish for doesn't necessarily mean "happily ever after"

The ��ɫ�� Department of Theatre and Dance opens its theatre season with the Stephen S

��ɫ��'s Office of Research has released the latest edition of its online newsletter, ��ɫ�� Research. It includes a feature on Miyuki Tedor's new research grant from the Centers

Research seeks to improve treatment for cystic diseases



Polycystic kidney disease is a fairly common genetic disorder. It affects about 500,000 people in the United States and nearly 1 in 400 p

Prominent community leaders Patricia DePompei and Lisa Kunkle appointed 9/6

Patricia DePompei and Lisa Kunkle have been selected to join ��ɫ��'s Board of Trustees. DePompei i

For 13 years, Sierra has been ranking colleges according to which ones offer the best sustainability-focused courses, eco-friendly cafeteria provisions, and carbon-neutral land and energy policies, as

Speakers include: Emmet J. Bondurant II, Allegra Lawrence-Hardy, Melody Stewart and David Yost

��ɫ��'s Cleveland-Marshall College of Law will convene leading voting rights sc

Raouth Kostandy advances use of "Kangaroo Care" in neonatal medicine

��ɫ�� nursing professor Dr. Raouth Kostandy is helping to advance health and well-being for some of our

��ɫ��'s academic programs in Accounting and Internal Auditing have been selected to receive the Comprehensive Internal Audit Program designation. ��ɫ�� is the 23rd university worl

Initiative creates new vision for intellectual property leadership in Ohio

��ɫ�� has joined public universities from across the state in demonstrating their support for the

University enters Top 500 for the first time

��ɫ�� has once again been selected by The Wall Street Journal as one of the best universities in the United States, further h