Medicare reform talk is Nov. 27 at UA
Expert Thomas R. Saving, who has served in two presidential administrations, will share his research.
View ArticleFor this UA student, hard work pays off
Michael Martin is a first-generation, adult student who has overcome many obstacles to earn the education that will help him reach his career goals.
View ArticlePromising novelist hones his craft at UA
Christopher Drabick says his Akron Experience has helped become a better writer as he pursues a career as a novelist.
View ArticleChristian Turner: Military service opens doors; provides a mission
Christian Turner is one of three student-veterans chosen to speak on behalf of the Fall 2012 Class at upcoming commencement ceremonies. She will be the student responder at the 7 p.m. ceremony on Dec. 14.
View ArticleHappy Birthday, WZIP!
UA's award-winning radio station and student training ground turns 50.
View ArticleFour researchers inducted into National Academy of Inventors
The four -- Stephen Z. D. Cheng, Alan N. Gent, Joseph P. Kennedy and George R. Newkome -- hold a combined 144 U.S.-issued patents.
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UA experts offer predictions for 2013
From that pesky fiscal cliff to new food trends, economic forecasts, Supreme Court decisions and more options for energy efficiency, our campus experts make a wide range of predictions for what lies...
View ArticleKennedy Center Theatre Festival selects UA production
"The Bacchae 2012" is one of only six full-length plays chosen for performance during the KCACTF Region 2 festival at Towson University in Maryland.
View Article'Snow Maiden' warming Akron in January
UA's Dance Institute will present “The Snow Maiden” at E.J. Thomas Performing Arts Hall.
View ArticleThe Battle Isn't Over …
The November elections are over, and now UA's “National Battleground” course will focus on political agendas.
View ArticleFinal auditions are March 9 for 'Tuning In'
New musical will feature actors, singers and dancers from the UA campus and the community.
View ArticleAkron Art Museum chief curating UA juried exhibition
The 2013 Juried Student Exhibition at the Myers School of Art will feature more than 50 works.
View ArticleGraduate student endeavors to answer a whale of a question
Leptin is the "fat hormone" that tells the brain when to stop eating. Whales have the hormone too, so why doesn't it work?
View ArticleFrench farcical comedy opens this month at UA
Performances are scheduled Feb. 28, March 1-2, and March 7-9 at 8 p.m. and March 3 at 2 p.m.
View ArticleTarget: Cancer
A new microscopy technique developed right here at The University of Akron could be key to improving cancer treatments with targeted therapeutic drugs.
View ArticleActor John Lithgow speaking April 18 at The University of Akron
The award-winning actor and one-time Akronite will offer touching and humorous reflections on story telling as the tie that binds humanity.
View ArticleApril 6 concert by UA Steel Drum Band featuring Caribbean calypso
A big-screen "pan cam" will put the audience in the middle of the vibrant sights and sounds created by the musicians.
View ArticleJazz pianist Joe Augustine serenading for UA Dance Institute benefit
"Moonlight Serenade" is the theme for Pointe to the Future 2013, a benefit on Saturday, March 23, at E.J. Thomas Performing Arts Hall.
View ArticlePsychology Colloquium Series will address self-betterment and more
E. Scott Geller leads off the series with a discussion of "Bringing the Best Out of Yourself and Others" on March 14.
View ArticleStudent gains wide-angle view of the world and her art
How do you combine a love of learning, travel and photography? Sophomore honors student and future fashion photographer Melissa Kreider did it through a study abroad experience in Florence, Italy.
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