Faculty win Amazing Fantasy Fest music award
Two faculty in Applied Professional Studies won an award at the inaugural Amazing Fantasy Fest for a song they co-wrote.
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Hanlon performs with the renowned Cleveland Orchestra in Severance Hall
Being invited to play with the acclaimed Cleveland Orchestra fulfilled a goal long held by Associate Professor Kieran Hanlon.
Lyon devotes summer to extensive research, presentations on Holocaust
Prolific may best describe the research Department of History Professor Eileen Lyon has compiled on the Holocaust and recently shared.
Farny, guest pianist to perform music by French composers
School of Music Professor Natasha Farny and guest pianist Kuang-Hao Huang will perform music by French composers on Tuesday, Oct. 8.
Haider's article published in Springer Computing Journal
An article by Associate Professor Syed Haider that outlines traffic congestion mitigation has been published in the Springer Computing Journal.
Alumnus wins Emmys
School of Music alumnus Steve “Major” Giammaria, ʼ06, received multiple 2024 Emmy awards for his work on the popular show, “The Bear.”
Hamilton awarded Canadian grant to create intermediate oboe teaching method
Professor Sarah Hamilton has received a Canadian grant to create an intermediate level oboe etude book using five Canadian composer/oboists.
Journal publishes review by Vink
History Professor Markus Vink’s review of a book by Eric Tagliacozzo has been published in the Journal of Modern History.
School of Business faculty member has text published
Professor Richard Robinson has published the second edition of his text, “Business Ethics: Kant, Virtue, and the Nexus of Duty” with Springer Texts.
Jarvis’s Vonnegut scholarship continues
Department of English Professor Christina Jarvis shared Kurt Vonnegut’s social justice and environmental legacies with new audiences during the summer months.