Thiel professors to publish study showing improved learning in foundational biology course
11/13/19  |  Read Full Story   Print

Thiel College Professor of Biology Fatimata Palé, Ph.D., and Assistant Professor of Neuroscience Neil Lax, Ph.D., participated in a multi-year, multi-investigator study to improve learning and understanding at the foundational first-year student level in biology.

Thiel College senior awarded national achievement scholarship from Zeta Tau Alpha
11/12/19  |  Read Full Story   Print

Thiel College senior Angela Campbell ’20, a sociology, criminal justice and psychology major with minors in political science and legal studies, was one of 299 scholarship recipients from Zeta Tau Alpha women’s fraternity for the 2019–2020 academic year.

Hanely, Harriman earn Thiel College November Student of the Month Honors
11/07/19  |  Read Full Story   Print

Thiel College announces Mariel Hanley ’20, of Pleasantville, Pa., and Courtney Harriman ’20, of Geneva, Ohio, as its November Students of the Month.

Thiel College alumnus and student to be recognized as top entrepreneurs at Haller event
10/28/19  |  Read Full Story   Print

Mike Zawoysky ’79 and Justin Pearce ’20 will be named Thiel College’s Entrepreneurs of the Year at the College’s annual Haller Enterprise Institute’s awards dinner at 6 p.m. Wednesday, October 30 in the Sawhill-Georgian Room of the Howard Miller Student Center.

Garland, Gladysz earn Thiel College October Student of the Month Honors
10/18/19  |  Read Full Story   Print

Thiel College announces Macey Garland ’20, of Mineral Ridge, Ohio, and Gage Gladysz ’20, of Greenville, Pa., as its October Students of the Month.

Medical ethicist to discuss fairness of public health during presentation at Thiel College
10/15/19  |  Read Full Story   Print

A medical ethicist from Columbus, Ohio, will speak about fairness and bias in healthcare at this year’s Community Medical Ethics Project event to be held in Thiel College’s Lutheran Heritage Room of the Howard Miller Student Center at 11 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 24.