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Robbins’ solo exhibition opens Oct. 3

Rob Robbins, professor of Studio Art, has a solo exhibition at No Place Gallery in Columbus. Robbins’ “Double Back Around” opens on Oct. 3 and is on display until Nov. 7. More on Robbins and the exhibition is featured in a .
October 02, 2025

Thacker exhibits artwork at pair of Cincinnati shows

Charlie Thacker, instructor at ÍÃ×ÓÏÈÉú University's Art Center, exhibited artwork in two shows over the summer in Cincinnati. The first was at a new artist-run space in Camp Washington and the second at Reading Community Art Center Hall of Grace, both in June.

In September, Thacker will show a 3D printed sculpture during a show called “Trial and Error” held at Northern Kentucky University. Thacker's teaching areas include 3D printing, laser cutting, and digital design.
September 05, 2025

Martin-Malikian contributes chapter to new book

Liz Martin-Malikian, chair and professor of Architecture and Interior Design, recently contributed a chapter to the book “Twenty Award-Winning Architectural Design Studio Methodologies Teaching Carbon Neutral Design in North America.” Martin-Malikian’s chapter explores decarbonizing curriculum through environmental stewardship and experiential learning. Martin-Malikian also was interviewed recently by for an article discussing pedagogical ethos, past nonprofit work, and more.
September 03, 2025

Fenton serves as co-curator of international art exhibition

Jordan Fenton, associate professor of Art History, is co-curator of an international traveling Exhibition. “New African Masquerades: Artistic Innovations and Collaborations” will open on Oct. 9 at the Frist Art Museum in Nashville. A 250-plus page book that shares the same title also accompanies the exhibition.
September 02, 2025
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Ridilla serves as judge for international competition

Andrea Ridilla, professor of Oboe, recently served as a final round judge for the Fernand Gillet-Hugo Fox International Competition for Oboe held at Butler University in Indianapolis. Ridilla was one of five final round judges for the annual competition, which is sponsored by the International Double Reed Society.

July 09, 2025

Kernodle earns two recent honors

In March, the Society for American Music honored Tammy Kernodle, University Distinguished Professor of Music, with the Distinguished Service Award in recognition for 30 years of service to the organization, the discipline of musicology, and American music.

In April, Kernodle also received the Distinguished Alumni Award from the School of Music at Ohio State.
April 30, 2025

Danker publishes book

Stephanie Danker, associate professor of Art Education, recently published the book, a scholarly collection highlighting the nature of biography in the history of art education. Danker also received the 2024 Outstanding Activist/Community Project Award, with Joy Bertling of the University of Tennessee and Pin-Hsuan Tseng of Penn State, through the National Art Education Association’s Ecology and Environment Interest Group.
September 13, 2024

Stetler publishes new book

, professor of Art History, is author of published in August by Diversion Books. In a quest to advocate for her daughter, who has Down Syndrome, Pepper Stetler uncovers the dark history of IQ tests that leads her to question what exactly we are measuring when we measure intelligence.
August 28, 2024