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MARIETTA, OHIO — For Washington State College of Ohio (WSCO) alumnus Devon Moss, a career in law enforcement wasn’t sparked by a single defining moment, it was shaped by a natural instinct to help others and a drive to stay active and engaged. Today, just a few years after graduating from WSCO, Moss is making a meaningful impact in his hometown and was recently honored as the 2025 Officer of the Year at the Marietta Police Department. A lifelong resident of Marietta, Ohio, Moss chose WSCO to stay close to home while pursuing his education in Criminal Justice and the...

MARIETTA, OHIO — Washington State College of Ohio (WSCO) held a commencement ceremony honoring 396 students on May 16 in the Dyson Baudo Recreation Center on Marietta College’s campus. “Graduation is a powerful milestone that reflects not only academic achievement, but perseverance, growth, and the pursuit of a better future. We are incredibly proud of our graduates and the dedication they’ve shown to reaching this moment. Whether they are stepping into the workforce or continuing their education, they leave Washington State College of Ohio prepared to make a meaningful impact in their communities and beyond,” said WSCO President, Dr. Sarah...

MARIETTA, OHIO — Washington State College of Ohio (WSCO) is pleased to recognize the 953 students who have earned a place on the President\'s and Dean\'s lists for the Spring 2026 semester. Students must be enrolled in a minimum of 6 credit hours and attain a 4.0 grade point average (GPA) to receive President’s List honors or a minimum 3.5 - 3.9 GPA for Dean’s List recognition. PRESIDENT’S LIST Gracie Adams – Cutler, OHTaylor Addis – Marietta, OHAdalynn Allen – Marietta, OHOlivia Allevato – Marietta, OHEmersyn Alloway – Coolville, OHOmar AlNadi – Marietta, OHBailey Anderson – Cambridge, OHMargaret-Jane Anderson –...

MARIETTA, OHIO — For Washington State College of Ohio (WSCO) Respiratory Therapy Technology alumna Tanya Wade, the path into healthcare was built on purpose, preparation, and a deep commitment to caring for others during their most vulnerable moments. Today, Wade serves as the Director of Respiratory Therapy at a rural critical-access hospital, where she leads teams, mentors staff, and helps shape patient care outcomes every day. Wade says her decision to attend WSCO was driven by more than the desire to earn a degree. It was about being truly prepared for the responsibility of patient care. From the beginning, she...

MARIETTA, OHIO — Innovation and creativity were on full display as fifth-grade students from Warren Middle School (WMS) took part in a recent FlexFactor pitch competition, where teams presented solutions to real-world challenges. The winning team—Devin Curry, Aiden White, Tyeson Brown, and Evan Williamson from Mrs. Lisa Mayle’s Personal Learning Period class—earned top honors for their project, Ele-Shu. Ele-Shu, an electric shoe concept with the slogan “Level up your mile,” encourages physical activity by combining exercise with mobile gaming. The students addressed declining motivation to exercise by creating a shoe that tracks miles ran and rewards users with 15 minutes...

MARIETTA, OHIO — Washington State College of Ohio (WSCO) is joining community colleges across the state this month to highlight the essential role that two-year colleges play in preparing Ohioans for in-demand careers and providing an affordable pathway to higher education. Community College Month, celebrated in April by proclamation of Gov. Mike DeWine, is an opportunity to raise awareness about the economic, academic, and workforce impact of community colleges “Now more than ever, Ohio’s community colleges play a vital role in bringing partners together to strengthen our communities,” said WSCO President Dr. Sarah Parker. “At Washington State College of Ohio,...