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91ֱ��Law maintains high U.S. News & World Report ranking for trial advocacy

The rankings are based on key criteria such as job placement and bar passage rates.

Brooks Blakeley knows exactly the type of middle school teacher he wants to be: a motivator.

Twelve new student organizations are available at ONU.

Miller intends to earn a Ph.D. and to one day run her own psychology research lab.

ONU's three commencement ceremonies will be held on May 20 and 21.

She is studying social studies education and history with a minor in theater.

Hands-on experiences are considered crucial for student education.

Dr. Wayne Hamilton, BSCE ’58, knows the value of supporting higher education, because higher education has been his life’s work.

Pharmacy Dean Steve Martin, PharmD, says the high match rates "are a marker of our reputation for outstanding graduates.”

Men's and women's bowling both are coming to ONU.

Showcasing poetry, fiction, nonfiction and fine art, Polaris is one of the longest-running undergraduate literary magazines in the U.S…

Lisa Robeson, Ph.D., says to expect "lots of singing, lots of robes, lots of fur, lots of red" for King Charles' coronation ceremony.