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After four years at Rio, recent graduate Kara Dillon was awarded a very competitive assistantship position at West Virginia University where she will be teaching a beginning ceramics course starting fall 2025.
In July, Rio hosted both the NAASWCH (North American Association for the Study of Welsh Culture and History) and Welsh Heritage Week.
Throughout most of his childhood, Daryin Lewis had an immense passion for the game of baseball. One of his main goals was to play baseball collegiately and then coach the game that he grew up loving.
After a 75-year break, college football is back at University of Rio Grande and fans can now secure tickets for the historic season.
University of Rio Grande proudly recognizes Dr. Kay-Anne Darlington, Associate Professor of Communications and Director of Honors Program, for her selection for the distinguished Fulbright-Hays Seminar Program and earning the Ohio Educational Resources Grant from OhioLINK.
As a local resident of the Rio Grande community, the option that Garrett McNerlin faced for his education for him was a no brainer. Early in his high school career, he knew he wanted to become a member of the RedStorm community.
An evening of hope, healing, and connection awaits at the 5th Annual Hope Fest, taking place Thursday, September 25 from 4–8 p.m. at the University of Rio Grande. This free community event brings together residents from across the region in a shared commitment to mental wellness and suicide prevention.
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