Think about the one thing that has meant the most in your life by studying at Marietta College. Was it a professor or experience that changed the way you see yourself in the world, or was it a person you met at Marietta who has been a part of your life ever since? For Marcia Lehmann Custer ‘74, it was the chance to study abroad during her junior year that opened her eyes to so many opportunities.

New grant makes Education Abroad more accessible at Marietta College.

Pioneer Couple

When Carl Heinrich ’64 and Judy Cole ’66 met during a freshman orientation icebreaker at Marietta College, Carl felt an immediate connection and knew it was meant to be.

B&E alumnus names scholarship for mentor Dr. Michele Hilden Willard

When Arnie J. Civins ’71 arrived at Marietta College in August of 1967, he was riddled with anxiety. Hailing from a blue-collar Jewish family in New Jersey, he had a relatively sheltered childhood under the watchful eyes of his parents and extended family...

Studio Art major’s work selected for 2020 West Virginia Emerging Artists Exhibition

Studio Art major Leah Seaman ’21 has found success with a variety of art mediums — most recently, her pen drawings being chosen for exhibit in The Culture Center in her home state of West Virginia.

First Music Therapy graduates fulfill donors’ dream when program started

Hannah Miller ’21, Lauren Eakle ’21 and Sadie Johnson ’21 became the first cohort of students to graduate with Marietta College’s Bachelor of Music in Music Therapy degree