Ohio State University along with 4H has recognized the need of integrating art with STEM, inviting younger students to explore the endless possibilities of creativity you can bring in a STEM career. 

OSU Lima held their dean's convocation ceremony for the students - their first major on-campus event. Both first and second-year students heard from the dean of OSU Lima, plus a few of their fellow students about the variety of opportunities that are available on campus, as students are able to return to in-person classes and activities once again.

Get ready to share the momentum of where we're headed and what we will become. That's the message of dean and director of the Ohio State University Lima Campus to Lima Rotarians. Doctor Timothy Rehner has been at OSU Lima for 6-months and is seeing a change in students, staff, and faculty. They're becoming more engaged not only on campus but in the community as well. It's all apart of making OSU Lima a destination campus. One where students will come not only for their education but for the experience of being a part of something bigger.

New students at the Ohio State University Lima campus heard from the dean of the school Monday morning for convocation. Dean of OSU Lima, Dr. Tim Rehner, spoke to the students about the start to their college careers, and their role in creating the culture at the school that allows them and others to grow. Dr. Rehner also stressed his focus on wanting OSU Lima to be a place that people want to attend in Northwest Ohio, with the hopes that students will stick around the area after they graduate.

Becoming involved in your community is the goal of Buckeyes' Days of Service. Students, faculty, and staff of the Ohio State University Lima Campus giving of their time to help serve at Our Daily Bread Soup Kitchen here in Lima. It has become an annual visit that gives participants a chance to be of assistance to those in need.

Senior education majors at Ohio State Lima participated in mock interviews to help them prepare for the working world. Local school administrators were on campus to put on the mock interviews with the soon-to-be graduates. The administrators asked questions that would likely be asked in a real interview, as well as giving advice for the students to improve their interview skills, something that will hopefully give these students a head start when they begin applying for jobs.

With the partial government shutdown in its fourth week, the effects have started to trickle down to the college students in the country.

Students who look for financial aid must file their "FAFSA" or the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. In order to complete that, they need info directly from the IRS. Unfortunately for them, because of the shutdown, they can't access that information.