Written by: Rebecca Straits (rjs006@marietta.edu) What does it mean to be a leader in the modern world? Does it mean being unapologetically yourself, or does
Tag: history
Marietta Women’s Lacrosse is Making Program History
Written by: Sidney Wiles (snw003@marietta.edu) Marietta College’s women’s lacrosse made program history with a 27-1 win against Hiram College earlier this season. Roughly halfway through the season, Marietta is at a
The Planetarium and Observatory at Marietta College
Written by: Rebecca Straits (Rjs006@marietta.edu) A lesser-known fact about Marietta College is that it is home to facilities that can explore the cosmos. Two places
Marietta Area Recycling Center Plans Closure
Written by: Zachary Worstell (zdw001@marietta.edu) Recycling is a fundamental part of a community that helps keep the local environment clean. The City of Marietta have
Men’s Lacrosse Off to Historic Start
Written by: Zach Worstell Marietta College is 2-0 and have set program scoring records. With wins against Thiel and Washington & Jefferson how far will the Pioneers go this season?
190 Years of Education: Marietta College
Written by: Kyleigh Kozel (kk003@marietta.edu) In 2025, Marietta College will celebrate an exciting milestone. That being its 190th anniversary. Founded in 1835, Marietta College has
A Brief Look at the History of Mill’s Hall
Written by: Zachery Simpkins (zas004@marietta.edu) Any Marietta College student who has taken a communications course has walked into Mills Hall. It’s an old five story
A Little-Known Quiet Space on Campus
By: Zachery Simpkins zas004@marietta.edu Where does a student study at Marietta College? Some find comfort in their room, others the Legacy Library, and some outside
Local company provides insight into Marietta’s haunted history
Matt Peters map006@marietta.edu This Halloween weekend, ghost enthusiasts of all ages gathered at the fountain across from the Lafeyette Hotel, in anticipation of Hidden Marietta’s
History class investigates deindustrialization, urban blight in Youngstown
Matt Young youngs@marietta.edu “Well my Daddy come on the Ohio works When he come home from World War Two Now the yard’s just scrap and
