October 16, 2024

The Walsh Wire

A weekly look at Walsh University news and happenings.

The Walsh Wire is not intended to replace broadcast emails, but to aggregate information in order to increase the level of awareness and understanding about major happenings of the week.

The Fall edition of the Walsh University Magazine offers inspiring stories and campus news to keep you connected to the people and programs advancing your Catholic university. In this issue, you will find many reasons to be proud, including highlights from Governor Mike Dewine's visit to campus in support of the Science of Reading, an inside look at fall athletics, Walsh's first ever Maroon & Gold weekend, and how the Year of Community is enhancing our vibrant campus culture. | Digital Version

Registration for Spring Terms I and II will begin Monday, Nov. 11, and now is the time to begin preparing! Spring I will begin Jan. 6, and Spring II begins March 10. Please ensure you connect with your academic advisor to prepare your registration plan. Log in to the Cav Center, “Student” section now to ensure you do not have any holds that would prohibit you from registering, find your allotted time to register and other resources to assist with registration. For more detailed instructions, check your email for a message from “Office of the Registrar.”

Intelligent.com, a leading authority in higher education rankings and research, has recognized several programs at Walsh University in its 2025 rankings. These distinctions place Walsh University, a private Catholic institution known for its values-based education and close-knit community, among the top-ranked public and private schools nationwide. The University’s commitment to personalized, one-on-one student-faculty interactions and strong academic offerings makes it a standout choice for students looking for a supportive and impactful education. | Read More

President Tim Collins was interviewed live on WHBC Talk Radio by Munch Bishop on Monday morning. | Listen Here 

Jennifer Vokoun, Director of Walsh University's Center for Sustainable Food Design, contributed to an article in The Repository, Stark County Food Council working to provide access to healthy food. | Read More 

Student Affairs has launched Cavs Kudos, a fun new way to celebrate the small acts of kindness and achievements that make our community shine. Nominate fellow students, faculty, staff, or coaches who’ve made a positive impact—whether through encouragement, mentorship, or a job well done. Just head to the Cavs Kudos webpage to submit your nomination and watch for weekly shout-outs in the Walsh Wire. Let’s keep building a culture of recognition together!

Congrats and Cavs Kudos to the following (in alphabetical order): 

Join us for Service Saturday on Oct. 26 and make a difference in our community! Spend the morning volunteering at the North Canton Church of Christ Food Distribution Center, from 8:30 to 11:30 AM, and lend a hand to those in need. Plus, this experience might count toward your Service Learning—just check with your professor! Sign up using the QR code on this flyer and be part of the positive impact. For more information, contact Kristi Campbell at kcampbell1@walsh.edu.

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