October 2, 2026
Mount St. Joseph University Welcomes Six New Members of its Board of Trustees
President H. James Williams, Ph.D. announced the appointment of six new members of the Mount St. Joseph University Board of Trustees.
Categories:
University Administration
October 2, 2026
AI in Action: Olena Holub’s Journey from International Student to Mount Innovator
From a student who came to the Mount from Ukraine to a leader in artificial intelligence, Olena Holub is using AI to advance research, improve university operations, and prepare the next generation of technology professionals.
Categories:
School of Arts & Sciences,
cITe,
Social Computing
October 2, 2026
MSJ DNP Student Shaunda Dawson Featured on FOX 19 for Advancing Maternal Care
Mount St. Joseph University Doctor of Nursing Practice student Shaunda Dawson is helping transform the childbirth experience at UC Health by putting mothers at the center of their care and birth journey.
Categories:
School of Health Sciences,
Doctor of Nursing
October 2, 2026
October Is National Physical Therapy Month
Celebrating the impact of physical therapy and the next generation of physical therapists at Mount St. Joseph University
Categories:
Doctor of Physical Therapy,
School of Health Sciences
September 30, 2026
Criminology Club Welcomes Everyone to October Meeting
Join the Criminology Club on October 2 to elect officers, plan activities, and explore opportunities for the year ahead
Categories:
School of Arts & Sciences
September 30, 2026
Get Caught Reading Banned Books with Writer's Block this Friday!
Bring your favorite banned book, strike a pose, and celebrate the freedom to read with Writer’s Block
Categories:
School of Arts & Sciences,
Liberal Arts
September 30, 2026
MSJ Art & Design Students Explore Cincinnati History Through Union Terminal Murals
MSJ Art & Design students step beyond the classroom to explore Cincinnati history, mosaic artistry and the German influences behind Union Terminal’s iconic murals.
Categories:
School of Arts & Sciences,
Art
September 29, 2026
Pride of the Lions: Jamie Titus, Ph.D.
Our September Pride of the Lions recognition goes to Dr. Jamie Titus, Associate Professor of Chemistry in the School of Arts & Sciences!
Categories:
University Administration
September 23, 2026
Mount St. Joseph University named a “2026 Great College to Work For”
Mount St. Joseph University is one of the best colleges in the nation to work for, according to the Great Colleges to Work For® program.
Categories:
Office of Human Resources
September 23, 2026
Leadership Lattes: One Cup, One Conversation, Endless Possibilities
Connect one-on-one with Mount St. Joseph University to explore the Master of Science in Organizational Leadership.
Categories:
School of Business & Communication,
Master of Science in Organizational Leadership
September 23, 2026
MSJ Aspiring Educators Apparel Sale Returns for 2026
Show Your Support for Future Educators with MSJ Aspiring Educators Apparel
Categories:
School of Education
September 23, 2026
2026 cITe Ideas in Action: Undergraduate Student Showcase
Celebrate Student Research, Innovation and Work-Based Learning at MSJ on October 13
Categories:
cITe,
School of Arts & Sciences,
Social Computing
September 21, 2026
Behind the Sculpture: The Story of Hall of Famer Marty Brennaman’s Statue and Renowned Sculptor Tom Tsuchiya
Hall of Famer Marty Brennaman and renowned sculptor Tom Tsuchiya share the art, stories and Cincinnati history behind a beloved local landmark.
Categories:
Art,
School of Arts & Sciences
September 18, 2026
Tom Tsuchiya Honored with SW OAEA Distinguished Citizen for Art Education Award
MSJ adjunct professor and renowned sculptor recognized for his contributions to art education and the community
Categories:
Art,
School of Arts & Sciences
September 14, 2026
More Than a Sport: How MSJ Women’s Wrestling Is Building a Bond on and off the Mat
The Mount’s women’s wrestling team is the latest addition to the Mount’s sports teams, becoming the school’s 22nd athletic team in August of last year.
Categories:
Dateline: Student Newspaper,
Athletics
September 14, 2026
Finding Their Place: Students Adjust to Life at the Mount
Starting college, or starting over at a new university, can bring a mix of excitement, uncertainty, and new challenges.
Categories:
Student Life,
Dateline: Student Newspaper
September 14, 2026
‘The Mad Farmer’ Has Changed My Life
The death of author, poet, ecological activist, and farmer Wendell Berry Aug. 31 has touched students and faculty at Mount St. Joseph University.
Categories:
Liberal Arts,
Dateline: Student Newspaper
September 14, 2026
A Close Look at the Mount's New Artificial Intelligence Major
Over the summer, a number of exciting changes occurred at the Mount.
Categories:
Dateline: Student Newspaper,
School of Arts & Sciences
September 14, 2026
Social Work Major Has ‘Awesome’ Personality, and Goals
To say that Tahj Ahddiyah Abdullha is simply “interesting” would be a vast understatement.
Categories:
Dateline: Student Newspaper
September 11, 2026
Patriot Day: Remembering September 11, 2001
Today, MSJ joins our nation in remembrance of the lives lost on September 11, 2001.
Categories:
University Administration
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