BEREA, Ohio, Oct. 9 -- Baldwin Wallace University issued the following news: * * * BW undergrad publishes in international journal as first author The research project was a collaboration with Cleveland Metroparks, fellow students and a key faculty mentor. * Skyanne Melton '25 will graduate in December with a rare achievement for an undergraduate student. The biology and environmental science double major was recently published in the international journal Plant Ecology. The original resea  more

OXFORD, Ohio, Oct. 9 -- Miami University issued the following news: * * * Miami biologists share knowledge during first Adaptive Nature Walk on Wheels Event introduced 'the fun of learning about nature and biology to the disability community while also introducing the disability community to my science colleagues,' organizer said By Margo Rutledge Kissell Hillsboro handcyclist Bart Burgess was at a mountain bike meet with members of the Bridge Adaptive Sports and Recreation this summer when  more

OXFORD, Ohio, Oct. 9 -- Miami University issued the following news: * * * Ready to shape the future: Students learn leadership lessons from global experts Inaugural International Leadership Conference empowers students to build the skills and relationships to tackle global challenges By James Loy, University Communications and Marketing It began early on Friday with President Crawford celebrating the long line of leaders who have come through Miami University, as students arrived eager to s  more

KENT, Ohio, Oct. 9 -- Wright State University issued the following news: * * * Student Success Center expands services to support Wright State students By Dennis Bova Wright State University's Student Success Center serves as a hub of support for students, offering everything from tutoring and academic coaching to mentorship programs and community-building activities -- all designed to help students thrive in and out of the classroom. "It's a one-stop shop for academic services and enrichme  more

DAYTON, Ohio, Oct. 9 -- The University of Dayton issued the following news: * * * NIH funding UD engineers' mission to better detect pediatric lung nodules University of Dayton researchers are helping Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center by developing artificial intelligence to better detect lung nodules in CT scans of children. To date, no pediatric-specific systems have been developed or tested. "In children, the presence of lung nodules as small as three millimeters in diameter c  more