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2026 Indy 500 Winner Felix Rosenqvist with Team
Four UNOH Grads Contribute to 2026 Indy 500 Winning Team

01 June 2026

The University of Northwestern Ohio had a major presence in Victory Lane at the 2026 Indianapolis 500, as four graduates played key roles on the winning Meyer Shank Racing team. UNOH alumni Kylee Jarman, Hunter Connelly, Jake Callaham, and Jesse Fransisco were all part of the Meyer Shank Racing organization that captured one of the most dramatic victories in Indianapolis 500 history. For Jarman, the victory carried even greater significance, as she became the first female tire specialist on a winning Indianapolis 500 team.

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Dean's List

18 May 2026

Dean's List Announced for March Session 2026

The University of Northwestern Ohio is proud to acknowledge its Dean’s List for the 2026 March Session for students in the College of Applied Technologies.

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UNOH Alum Brian Williams with Country Artist Julie Roberts

08 May 2026

UNOH Alum Brian Williams Builds His Own Career Path

For many students, the path after graduation can feel uncertain. For UNOH alumnus Brian Williams, that uncertainty became an opportunity, not to follow a traditional career path, but to build one entirely his own. After graduating, Brian launched his career in marketing, eventually spending nearly a decade with a Lima-based agency. But he never lost sight of a dream he’d had since high school: working in the music industry in Nashville.

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UNOH AMA Students visit with Erika Robinson, Director of People and Promotions, for Good Food Restaurants

07 May 2026

Students Explore Targeted Marketing with Good Food Restaurants

This spring, students from the American Marketing Association (AMA) at the University of Northwestern Ohio had the opportunity to visit Good Food Restaurants in downtown Lima. The visit gave students a closer look at how a local company successfully manages multiple restaurant brands while using targeted marketing strategies to reach different audiences.

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