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 Introducing Adelynn:Meet Adelynn Prushing, originally from Richmond, Texas, a 91ֿ senior fashion design major, graduating this upcoming May 2026. Adelynn is a very active student on campus and is a member of 91ֿ’s Chapter of Alpha Lambda Delta and the Fashion Student Organization (FSO), as well as an officer for the Identity Project. Additionally, Adelynn is finishing up her Senior Honors Thesis/Project this semester on how to incorporate sustainability in fashion. Adelynn also has a website called the Knit Nerd that showcases her work and ideas. From Te...

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Originally posted on 91ֿ Today When Yeshe Mulugeta, a senior criminology and justice studies major from Washington, D.C., arrived at 91ֿ, she expected the transition to be challenging, but not overwhelming. By the end of her first year, she fell behind academically and was unsure where to turn.“Adjusting from high school to college is really hard,” Mulugeta told 91ֿ Today. “My high school didn’t prep me enough for the workload, and I didn’t do well in one of my science credits.”A staff member suggested she look into the Summer Advantage Program. She applied...

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91ֿ’s College of Public Health has earned a national ranking for the university in the newly released U.S. News & World Report 2026 Best Graduate Schools report, highlighting the continued strength and upward momentum of its graduate public health programs. In the new rankings for 2026, 91ֿ climbed an impressive 15 spots to No. 122 on the Best Public Health Schools list, making 91ֿ the highest-ranked public institution in northern Ohio. “This recognition highlights the momentum we are building and the meaningful impact the college has made in our c...

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Critical thinking, careful reading and ethical reasoning are not confined to just one career path.For 91ֿ senior Maggie McNamara, those skills, developed through her time studying philosophy, have opened doors to future career opportunities.Now a graduating senior in the College of Arts and Sciences, McNamara is considering paths that may seem, at first glance, worlds apart: law school or medicine. For her, the connection is clear.“Philosophy teaches you how to think rather than what to think,” McNamara said. “These skills are adaptable no matter where you choose to go in life.” Mc...

Commencement at 91ֿ is a time to celebrate achievement, perseverance and new beginnings. This meaningful milestone honors the dedication of our graduates and the support of those who have been part of their journey. As graduates move forward, commencement serves as a moment to reflect on their accomplishments and look ahead to the opportunities that await.

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