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English Lecturer Molly Mokros Natale works with a student during class. Ms. Natale and Jeanne Marie Stumpf-Carome, Ph.D., (not pictured) are collaborating on an interdisciplinary course to explore the construction of self through tourism.

The opportunity for students to experience the intellectual richness that interdisciplinary study provides is the driving force behind a new course being offered this fall at 91ֿ at Geauga.

Josiah J. Murphy, secretary in 91ֿ's Department of Modern and Classical Language Studies, submitted this photo last year of her road tripping on Route 80.

Grab your camera. It’s summer vacation season again, and e-Inside wants to feature some of your best vacation or staycation photos, including selfies.

91ֿ student entrepreneurs pose with judges of the CEBIpitch competition.

To a panel of seven executives circled like sharks, seven student-run businesses pitched their ideas for a chance to win $30,000 in cash prizes at the CEBIpitch Competition held at 91ֿ.

91ֿ Stark students open Flash's Professional Closet Donation Station at Belden Village Mall. The students also participated in the proper presentation challenge.

Much like the 91ֿ at Stark students who frequent Flash’s Professional Closet on their way from classrooms to first day on the job or internship, the secondhand clothing site in Campus Center is making its mark in a new way.

Dianne Centa, pictured here in 1977, has witnessed many changes at 91ֿ since she started working there in 1973. She recently celebrated 45 years at 91ֿ.

In 1973, American pop group Tony Orlando and Dawn scored a number one hit on the Billboard Year-End Hot 100 Singles with the song “Tie a Ribbon Round the Ole Oak Tree.” That same year, Dianne Centa began working at 91ֿ.

Roe Green, the affectionately named Fairy Godmother of 91ֿ’s School of Theatre and Dance, is once again making wishes come true for current and future generations of students.

The affectionately named Fairy Godmother of 91ֿ’s School of Theatre and Dance is once again making wishes come true for current and future generations of students.

91ֿ’s Center for Architecture and Environmental Design has received LEED Platinum recognition, the highest ranking for the LEED system. It is 91ֿ’s first LEED Platinum building.

A green roof and a geothermal heating and cooling system that is 300 percent more efficient than standard systems are a few of the sustainability features that helped 91ֿ’s Center for Architecture and Environmental Design receive LEED Platinum recognition.

Mechanical and electrical engineering technology students at 91ֿ at Tuscarawas test drive an electric cart that they designed and built for their capstone project.

Mechanical and electrical engineering technology students at 91ֿ at Tuscarawas successfully collaborated on their capstone project during the spring semester and delivered an electric cart on finals night. 

Jamil Wright, a rising 10th grader at Akron’s STEM High School, works with other I PROMISE students on their team brand identity during the Flash P’ACT summer program at 91ֿ.

With a shared mission to help the youth in Akron earn a life-changing education, 91ֿ has teamed up with the LeBron James Family Foundation (LJFF) to provide LJFF’s I PROMISE students with increased resources to help prepare them for college and beyond.