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Kay Wise and Frank Seman, a former librarian and principal at Brown Middle School in Ravenna, were two of the very first teachers to participate in the ������’s AT&T Classroom in the late 90’s. They’re in one of the many pictures that hang on the walls. During their time in the classroom floppy discs and CD-ROMs – technology developed in the 80’s – ruled the day. Back then, high tech was an mp3 or minidisc player. The Internet was a blip on the radar and AOL Instant Messenger was a sorry substitute for social media.Wise and Seman were part of a small group of former edu...

  A bronze statue of baseball legend and Golden Flash alumnus, Thurman Munson was dedicated at a ceremony at ������'s Schoonover Stadium, where he has inspired generations of ������ baseball players since becoming one of Major League Baseball's most accomplished catchers.  Munson is one of the university's most celebrated athletic alumni. The Canton, Ohio, native was named an All-American catcher in 1968 when he hit .413 and still holds the ������ career batting average record of .390, achieved during the 1967 and 1968 seasons.  He earned multiple awar...

Comfortable, fashionable clothing with built-in technology that can monitor wellness and health or provide protection is moving from science fiction to reality through the development of electronic textiles (e-textiles), combining elements of electronics, textiles and programming.  Soft Circuits and Smart Textiles������ students and faculty from all areas of study, staff and community members are invited to participate in a workshop titled Soft Circuits and Smart Textiles, from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on Oct. 10 in the Design Innovation (DI) Hub on the university’s...