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“Open Tactics: Vulnerability as Survival” opening at AU’s Coburn Gallery
ASHLAND, Ohio – The Coburn Art Gallery at Ashland University will present “Open Tactics: Vulnerability as Survival,” a group military-themed exhibition curated by Daniel J. King, from Monday, Aug. 24, through Sunday, Sept. 27. A reception, free and open to the public, with the artists and curator will take place on Thursday, Sept. 3, from 4:30-6:30 p.m. The gallery is located at 331 College Ave., Ashland. “Open Tactics” brings together seven artists connected…
Ashland Area Chorus rehearsals for 2026-27 season to start on Aug. 31
ASHLAND, Ohio – The Ashland Area Chorus, a community-based mixed choir of 40-50 singers, will begin its 2026-27 season Monday, Aug. 31. The AAC is welcoming new members. Weekly rehearsals for the chorus will be held on Monday nights from 7-8:30 p.m., in room 242 of Ashland University’s Center for the Arts. “(The AAC) will perform a program at the AU Fall Choral Concert Oct. 18 and participate in the annual Festival of Lights on Dec. 13,” said Ron Blackley,…
Ashland University’s MFA in Creative Writing gaining momentum after successful summer residency
ASHLAND, Ohio – A renewed sense of energy could be felt during the summer residency of Ashland University’s Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing program, as the highest number of aspiring writers gathered on campus since prior to the COVID pandemic to immerse themselves in reading, writing workshops and mentorship from accomplished authors and editors. At the heart of the program is a simple mission, according to writer and editor Nadya Williams, Ph.D.,…
AU hosting Flights of Honor: 9/11 Remembrance Challenge
ASHLAND, Ohio – Twenty-five years after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, Ashland University will honor the first responders, service members and all heroes of that day who answered an extraordinary call by hosting the Flights of Honor: 9/11 Remembrance Challenge on Wednesday, Sept. 9, at Jack Miller Stadium (800 Broad St., Ashland). AU’s Military Family and Veteran Services department is coordinating the event, which is free and open to the community.…
How do I find the right college for me?
There are more than 3,000 four-year colleges and universities in the United States, each with a website, brochures, virtual tours and endless reasons why it is the best. With so many options, it's easy to feel overwhelmed and worry about making the wrong choice. But here's a fair question you can ask: "Best for who?" The reality is that choosing a college isn't just about finding the school with the highest ranking, strongest reputation or most impressive…
Will a college degree actually help me get the career I want?
Between stories about AI, changing job markets and rising college costs, it's understandable if you've wondered whether a college degree is still worth it. Not because you're questioning the value of education entirely. But because you're asking a more personal question: "Will a college degree actually help me get the career I want?" Maybe you've already started thinking about majors, career paths and the future you hope to build. At the same time, you've…
How much does college really cost?
College can be expensive. If you're a student or parent beginning the college search process, you've probably asked a simple question: How much is college actually going to cost me? Unfortunately, the answer isn't as simple as looking up a number on a college website. For example, Ashland University's published "sticker price" for a full-time student living on campus is $36,760 per year before scholarships and financial aid. But nearly every Ashland student…
How do I choose my college major?
Choosing a college major can feel like a huge decision. Maybe you've asked yourself: "How do I know if there will still be jobs for my major after graduation?" "What if I have no idea what I want to major in?" "Should I pick a major that I'm passionate about or one that's more practical?" Or the dreaded: "What if I pick the wrong major?" Take a breath. The truth is that choosing a major is something to be excited about, not afraid of. This is an opportunity…
AU awarded half million in IMAP funding from state to expand workforce training
ASHLAND, Ohio – Ashland University was awarded nearly $500,000 from the Ohio Department of Development and the Governor’s Office of Workforce Transformation to expand no-cost workforce training that prepares Ohioans for careers in the rapidly growing telecommunications and broadband industries. The $499,650 award through the Individual Microcredential Assistance Program (IMAP) makes AU one of only 12 workforce training providers selected statewide—and the only…
AU alumnus named World’s Best Designer in international news design competition
Image ASHLAND, Ohio – Tyler Remmel ’13 has reached the pinnacle of visual journalism. The former Ashland University student and design editor of the Collegian and current senior product designer for The Washington Post took home the highest individual honor—World’s Best Designer—at the Society for News Design’s annual competition.
