
Sexual Assault Awareness Month Campus Activities
Organizations at The University of Akron spread awareness of sexual assault issues and services around campus.
By Alyssa Alexsonshk, News Contributor
• April 26, 2022

Team BOLD Presents 2022 Senior Exhibition Showcase
“BOLD” Portfolio Exhibition is open to the public from April 22–29, 2022 at The Myers School of Art, Emily Davis Gallery.
By LeKesha Parkman, Editor-in-Chief
• April 22, 2022

Williams Honors College Seeking Submissions for the 2022 Ben Auburn Award in Cultural Criticism
The Ben Auburn Award competition, open to all undergraduate students at The University of Akron, offers a $500 prize.
By Hannah Wines, Correspondant
• April 18, 2022

UA Menus and Manuscripts [Un]class Research Historical Hower House
The University of Akron offered the Menus and Manuscripts [Un]class during the Spring 2022 semester to allow students to learn more about researching, working with archive materials and making information accessible to the public.
By Emily Price, Copyeditor
• April 12, 2022

Akron Cookie Company Serves Up Quarter-Pound Cookies in Local Markets
Travis Howe of Fat T’s Cookies says the business started as a “side hustle,” but has since become much more.
By Abigail Geiser , Correspondent
• April 11, 2022
Two College of Business Assistant Professors are Accelerating Student Learning
Two successful women UA faculty members’ accomplishments inspire other women.
By Alyssa Alexsonshk , News Contributor
• April 11, 2022

Students Revamp University of Akron Pre-Law Society
By Savannah Johns , Correspondent
• April 11, 2022
Global Diversity and Cultural Influence Claim the Spotlight in UA Leads Final Event of the Year
Students plan UA Leads Events from the Sigma Lambda Honorary to encourage leadership and involvement on campus.
By Sarah Minear , Correspondent
• April 11, 2022

UA Students Struggle to Manage Changes with Academic Advising
Many students at The University of Akron have experienced changes in academic advising, so students share some tips and information about their challenges.
By Emily Price, Copyeditor
• April 11, 2022

The 2022 Oscars Review: “Dune” Sweeps, “CODA” Wins Big and Celebrities Are Still Out of Touch
By Jaina Gedeon, Arts and Entertainment Editor
• April 11, 2022

Lock 3 Hosts Lunar New Year Event to Celebrate the Year of the Tiger
To celebrate the Lunar New Year, Lock 3 was decorated in beautiful red and gold and hosted traditional Chinese performances, ice-skating, and a firework show.
By Hannah Wines , Correspondent
• April 10, 2022

The Buchtelite’s Road to The Oscars: Best Picture Nominees Ranked
By Jaina Gedeon, Arts and Entertainment Editor
• March 15, 2022

How Joining WZIP and ZTV has Impacted My College Experience and How It Can Enhance Yours
By Hannah Wines , Correspondent
• March 8, 2022

College of Business Held Valentine’s with the Dean
By Alyssa Alexsonshk, News Contributor
• March 3, 2022

The University of Akron Names New Director of Global Studies Program
By Sarah Minear , Correspondent
• March 1, 2022

Celebrating St. Patrick’s Day in Akron
By Savannah Johns , Correspondent
• March 1, 2022

Q&A with Filmmaker Matthew Cherry February 21, Student Union
UA Alumnus Matthew A. Cherry will be featured on campus and in a live public streaming interview and Q&A session
By LeKesha Parkman, Editor-in-Chief
• February 21, 2022

Student Organization Women in Business Offers Space for Empowerment and Networking to Women Entering Workforce
By Abigail Geiser, Correspondent
• February 21, 2022

A Picture is Worth 1000 Words
Storytelling company Dear World visits The University of Akron to allow students and staff the opportunity to share their story.
By Sarah Minear, Contributor
• February 21, 2022

Kayaking to De-stress
Ohio’s recent kayaking boom has created a thriving subculture that may be just the thing to help students fend off college stress.
By Samuel Grom
• February 21, 2022

The University of Akron Counseling and Testing Center Hosts 11th Annual “Taking Care Week” to Encourage and Facilitate Self-Care
“Taking Care Week” will be running Feb. 21-25 all over campus. Students are welcome to drop in whenever they have time.
By Savannah Johns
• February 18, 2022

Bierce Library Reinvents the Curriculum Center for Families and Students
With a 2021 grant, librarians Sean Kennedy and Mike Monaco were able to create a family study room, replace furniture and carpeting, and add a new “award-winners” collection of children’s and young adult books for the Center.
By Abigail Geiser, Correspondent
• February 8, 2022

UA Students Take on Winter Storm Izzy with Snowball Fights
Students enjoy snow day sledding and having snowball fights.
By Summer Torok and Abigail Stopka
• January 24, 2022

“Scream” Review: The Franchise is Alive Again in a Killer Way
Ghostface’s return opens the doors to a modern-day Scream franchise.
By Jaina Gedeon, Arts and Entertainment Editor
• January 24, 2022

“The Tragedy of Macbeth” Review: A Modern Masterpiece on a Classic Tale
Denzel Washington and Frances McDormand perfect sophistication and horror in Joel Coen’s latest film
By Jaina Gedeon, Arts and Entertainment Editor
• January 24, 2022

Students Divided over Updated University of Akron COVID Protocols
After UA announced updated protocols for COVID vaccination on Oct. 26, 2021, students at the university share their opinions on the decision to implement these mandates.
By Abigail Geiser, Correspondent
• December 13, 2021

New Downtown Akron Pizzeria Puts a Twist on the Traditional Pie
Following a successful restaurant concept in Cuyahoga Falls, Brad Cover partnered with entrepreneur Chris Sedlock to reinvent pizza and beer in Akron.
By Summer Torok, Managing Editor
• December 13, 2021

Students Struggle With Heavy Work Loads,Causing Negative Effects on Mental Health
If you’re feeling overwhelmed this semester, know you’re not alone.
Please make time to take care of yourself, regardless of how full your
plate may be. You matter.
December 13, 2021

The Final Girl
A Real-Life Horror Movie of an Overwhelmed College Student
By Jaina Gedeon, Film Critic
• December 13, 2021

UA Students Learn from World Renowned Vocal Ensemble
By Isabella Anderson, Special to The Buchtelite
• December 13, 2021

The Cummings Center Museum Experience
By Samuel Grom
• December 13, 2021

Entrepreneurial Women in Business Event Inspires Students’ Growth
The University of Akron’s College of Business celebrates women during Entrepreneurship Week 2021 with a panel of UA Alums.
By Alyssa Alexsonshk, Contributor
• December 13, 2021

How UA Became My Home Away From Home
A farewell from myself and other graduating University of Akron students at The Buchtelite.
By Mckenzie Uhrig, Arts & Entertainment Editor
• December 13, 2021

Purpose and Promise: Students in Museums and Archives Certificate Program Persevere During COVID-19 and See their Work on Display
The students helped design Cultural Carry-On: America’s Literal
Baggage, an exhibit of American culture, which will run through
May 2022 in the Drs. Nicholas and Dorothy Cummings Center
for the History of Psychology at The University Akron.
By Emily Price
• December 13, 2021

Bierce Library Announced Winners of Two-Sentence Horror Story Contests for UA Students, Staff, and Faculty
Challenging the UA community with a creative writing opportunity and a chance to win a prize.
By Emily Price , correspondent
• November 22, 2021

Emerging Young Designers and Business Owners Honored During Akron Fashion Week Awards Gala 2021
On Friday, Oct. 29 the Akron Fashion Council held the annual Akron Fashion Week Awards Gala at the El Patrón Tequilería & Cuisine on East Mill Street. The gala was an invite-only event held from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. with many local Akron fashion industry professionals in attendance.
By Mckenzie Uhrig, Arts & Entertainment Editor
• November 16, 2021
UA’s Women’s Studies Program Offers a Presentation About the Pandemic’s Effects on Motherhood on Nov. 19
The presentation will be given by Dr. Pam Schulze and is part of the Rethinking Gender Series.
By Abigail Geiser, Correspondent
• November 16, 2021

UA’s National Society of Collegiate Scholars (NSCS) Competes with Kent State University in Canned Food Drive
Students can engage in a friendly competition with Kent State University to collect canned food for the University of Akron Campus Cupboard.
By Elsa Veizis, Emily Price
• November 10, 2021

E.J. Thomas Hosted the “Rocky Horror Picture Show” 45th Anniversary Spectacular Tour
This year marked the 45th anniversary of the cult classic that first grabbed viewers’ attention everywhere in 1975, “The Rocky Horror Picture Show.” The screening was held at the E.J. Thomas Performing Arts Hall on Oct. 22, with ticket prices ranging from $23 to upwards of $100.
By Mckenzie Uhrig, Arts & Entertainment Editor
• November 10, 2021

“Last Night in Soho” Review: A Beautiful and Terrifying ‘60s Dream
Thomasin McKenzie and Anya Taylor-Joy lead viewers in a wonderful film about loss, fear and finding the truth.
By Jaina Gedeon, Film Critic
• November 10, 2021

“Dune” Review: Denis Villeneuve Sets the Bar for Modern Day Science Fiction Films Once Again
A star-studded cast sets box office records with amazing storytelling, breathtaking scenery and phenomenal filmmaking.
By Jaina Gedeon, Film Critic
• November 10, 2021

American Red Cross Offers Lifeguard Course and Certifications for UA Students
To provide opportunities for students to gain real-world skills pertaining to safety and aid in emergency situations.
By Emily Price , Contributor
• October 25, 2021

’12 Incompetent Jurors’ performed by UA’s Theatre Guild Opens Nov. 11
The University of Akron Theatre Guild’s President Emily Kay McNeeley and Secretary/Director Jacen Conlan discuss how students can get involved and what the theater community means to them.
By LeKesha Parkman, Editor-in-Chief
• October 25, 2021

“Halloween Kills” Review: Gory Kills are the Only Redeemable Quality
Bad acting and unnecessary plotlines dominate the second installment of the “Halloween” reboot trilogy.
By Jaina Gedeon, Film Critic
• October 25, 2021

“Lamb” Review: A Weird and Sincere Twist of Drama
Valdimar Jóhannsson’s directorial debut embraces weirdness with a mix of horror, drama and folklore.
By Jaina Gedeon, Film Critic
• October 25, 2021

University of Akron School of Music Presents “Hallowinds” Concert on Sunday, October 31
The annual concert will feature students from the School of Music dressed in costume, playing some favorite Halloween hits.
By Abigail Geiser, Correspondent
• October 25, 2021

Akron-Based Woman-Owned Tattoo Studio Aims to Create a Safe Space for All
Erica Rose seeks to change the face of tattooing, creating a welcoming environment in a male-dominated industry.
By Stephanie Fairchild, Social Media Editor
• October 18, 2021

Photo Essay: University Offices Deck Themselves Out for Homecoming
Seven offices were transformed by faculty and staff into a ‘90s block party.
By Elisabeth Veizis, Correspondant
• October 18, 2021

UA’s Fashion Trendsetters
This is the first article in The Buchtelite spotlight column highlighting unique and fashionable outfits worn by University of Akron students and faculty on campus. Students and faculty can email their submissions to [email protected] to be featured in the column.
By Mckenzie Uhrig, Arts & Entertainment Editor
• October 18, 2021

Five Targeted Career Fairs Help Students Connect with Future Jobs in October
To serve all students during the continued COVID-19 pandemic, Career Services offers the career fairs both in person and online.
By Summer Torok, Managing Editor
• October 6, 2021

Multi-Disciplinary Panel on Covid-19 Vaccinations and Mandates Offered by The University of Akron, October 7
The panel will include four speakers across disciplines, including an infectious disease physician, a Summa Health representative, and UA professors of Philosophy and Biosciences.
By Abigail Geiser, Correspondant
• October 4, 2021

Studio 31 Offers Halloween Special
Studio 31 is a new Selfie Studio located in Akron, Ohio.
By Summer Torok, Managing Editor
• September 28, 2021

Where the Truth Lies
By Natalie Savage, Guest Writer
• September 27, 2021

“Malignant” Embraces ‘90s Horror and Falls Flat
James Wan’s anticipated film features great scenes of horror but fails at being able to capture an enjoyable story.
By Jaina Gedeon, Film Critic
• September 27, 2021

UA’s Fashion Trendsetters
his is an introduction to an upcoming Buchtelite spotlight column highlighting unique and fashionable outfits worn by University of Akron students and faculty on campus. Students and faculty can email their submissions to [email protected] to be featured in the column.
By Mckenzie Uhrig, Arts & Entertainment Editor
• September 27, 2021

UA’s Theatre Guild to Hold Fundraiser Oct. 15
The event will take place at Boston Market on Howe Avenue in Cuyahoga Falls, OH and will support student run organization University of Akron's Theatre Guild. Participants are asked to order take out or pick up.
By LeKesha Parkman, Editor-in-Chief
• September 27, 2021

‘Minari Review’: A Much-Needed Perspective on the American Dream
Steven Yeun leads an impactful cast in a film about a Korean family’s journey to excelling in America.
By Jaina Gedeon, Film Critic
• September 24, 2021

UA to Offer Free Tuition to Pell Grant Eligible New Students, Fall 2021
The Zips Affordability Scholarship is designed for incoming, first-time, full-time students eligible for the federal Pell-grant, attending The University of Akron.
By Stephanie Fairchild, Social Media Editor
• September 24, 2021

UA Student Turns Passion Into Pocket Change During COVID-19
As natal charts and tarot reading become more popular, UA student turns it into a business.
By Summer Torok, Managing Editor
• September 24, 2021

Drive-In Movie Theaters Offer A Safe Haven During COVID-19
Lynn Drive-In Movies is one of many drive-ins that is allowing a safe movie experience for families during COVID-19.
By Jaina Gedeon, Film Critic
• September 24, 2021

“Candyman” Scares in The Perfect Way
Nia DeCosta pays tribute to the original film while paving her way into her own beautiful and dark “Candyman” universe.
By Jaina Gedeon, Film Critic
• September 20, 2021

Lost & Gained
How Myers School of Art Students Weathered the Pandemic
By LeKesha Parkman, Editor-in-Chief
• May 28, 2021

A Word From President Miller:
Why I Am Hopeful — and why you should be too
By President Gary L. Miller
• May 28, 2021
A Faculty Perspective: So Much Change
By Linda Marie Saliga, Professor of Mathematics and Faculty Senate Chair
• May 28, 2021


UA Faculty Shifts to Online Education in Innovative Ways due to COVID-19
Four UA professors discuss adjustments and achievements in the classroom.
By Stephanie Fairchild, Social Media Editor
• April 5, 2021

UA’s Graphic Design Seniors Present ‘Unmuted’
“Unmuted” Portfolio Exhibition is open to the public from April 5–16, 2021 at The Myers School of Art, Emily Davis Gallery. Walk-ins are welcome, but scheduled time slots guarantee no waiting in line when you arrive.
By LeKesha Parkman, Editor-in-Chief
• April 4, 2021

UA Offering Free COVID-19 Vaccinations
By Mckenzie Uhrig, Arts & Entertainment Editor
• April 4, 2021

The Trial of the Chicago 7 Brings Back The 60’s With Power and Impact
Sacha Baron Cohen, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, and many others bring historical figures to life in this superb drama.
By Jaina Gedeon, Film Critic
• April 4, 2021

Peer Mentors Sought for the 2021-22 Academic Year
The Office of Multicultural Development is actively recruiting and accepting applications until Monday, April 26, 2021 5 p.m.
By LeKesha Parkman, Editor-in-chief
• March 31, 2021

UA Students Victorious in 2021 American Advertising Awards Show
By LeKesha Parkman, Editor-in-Chief
• March 30, 2021

The Best of UA Mask Fashion
By Mckenzie Uhrig, Arts & Entertainment Editor
• March 30, 2021

Local Akron Grilled Cheese Restaurant Deals with COVID-19
Like many restaurants this year, The Lockview pushed through the pandemic.
By Summer Torok, Correspondent
• March 30, 2021

Spring Into a New Wardrobe
By Mckenzie Uhrig , Arts & Entertainment Editor
• March 30, 2021

Emily Davis Gallery Featuring Works From 85th Annual Juried Student Exhibition
The Exhibition is free and open to the public until Mar. 26
By LeKesha Parkman, Editor-in-Chief
• March 22, 2021

‘Nomadland’ Leads the Pack Into The Oscars
Frances McDormand once again steals the screen in a beautiful film about the journey of life and its challenges.
By Jaina Gedeon, Film Critic
• March 22, 2021

Mask Fashion During COVID-19
By Mckenzie Uhrig, Arts & Entertainment Editor
• March 14, 2021

We Persevere
A brief reflection on the year of the pandemic.
By Stephanie Fairchild, Social Media Editor
• March 14, 2021

‘Saint Maud’ Review: An Unsettling and Fantastic Story of Trauma and Religion
Rose Glass makes a massive directorial debut with her sinful story that can shock any audience.
By Jaina Gedeon, Film Critic
• March 14, 2021

Exercise Caution when Traveling this Spring Break
Students planning to travel for spring break should be sure to adhere to CDC guidelines and plan trips in advance when possible.
By Stephanie Fairchild, Social Media Editor
• March 14, 2021

UA Students Turn Quarantine Hobby Into Business
Two students took advantage of their free time during the COVID-19 quarantine to start a small business.
By Summer Torok, Correspondent
• March 14, 2021

10X Growth Conference Helps Young People Build Dreams
Learn about the 10X Growth Conference and how it can give you the tool you need to 10X your life and accomplish goals.
By Alyssa Alexsonshk, Managing Editor
• March 12, 2021

Nomz Sandwich Shop Experiences Success through COVID-19
Local sandwich shop Nomz faced challenges due to COVID-19 but was strengthened with love from the community.
By Summer Torok, Correspondent
• February 24, 2021

UA Students Discuss Working While in School
Students share their experiences as well as tips for others who work while attending college.
By Isabella Anderson, Correspondent
• February 24, 2021

‘Sound of Metal’ Review: A Touching Tale of Heartbreak and The Journey to Acceptance
Riz Ahmed is touching and real as a musician who starts to lose his hearing in this unconventional drama.
By Jaina Gedeon, Film Critic
• February 16, 2021

How We Had Fun During the Time of COVID-19
COVID-19 forced everyone to find new and safe ways to get out (or stay in) and enjoy themselves. I explored some of these activities in a mini-series last semester on COVID-19 safe activities, this article looks back at these activities.
By Mckenzie Uhrig, Arts & Entertainment Editor
• February 16, 2021

Myers School of Art’s Annual Scholarship Competition: A Reflection
Myers School of Art’s Annual Studio Scholarship Competition offers students partial support towards tuition and the opportunity to exhibit their work
By LeKesha Parkman, Editor-in-Chief
• February 16, 2021

Local Artist Matt Miller Creates Painting for CBA
The multidisciplinary artist and Myers Alumni began development in June of this year.
By LeKesha Parkman, Special Editions Editor
• December 11, 2020

Myers School of Art Alumna Amber Anderson on ‘Suffrage: Inequality. Persistence. Justice.’
The artist details how the suffragette movement in Ohio inspired her pieces in the Emily Davis Gallery’s exhibit
By LeKesha Parkman, Special Editions Editor
• December 10, 2020

Winter is Coming: Fun COVID-Safe Activities to Do This Winter
By Mckenzie Uhrig, Arts Entertainment Editor
• December 10, 2020

Photography Provides A Creative Outlet During the COVID-19 Pandemic
By Mckenzie Uhrig, Arts & Entertainment Editor
• December 10, 2020

Dr. Triece Discusses The 19th Amendment, ‘Suffrage: Inequality. Persistence. Justice.’
During an interview she discussed the importance of ‘Suffrage: Inequality. Persistence. Justice.’ and the fight for woman’s rights.
By LeKesha Parkman, Special Editions Editor
• December 10, 2020

PRSSA Virtual Event Focuses on Human-Centric Media Design
By Alyssa Alexsonshk, News Contributor
• December 10, 2020

Holiday Fun During the COVID-19 Pandemic
By Mckenzie Uhrig, Arts & Entertainment Editor
• December 10, 2020
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Myers School of Art Alumna Shani Richards Discusses Inspiration, ‘Suffrage: Inequality. Persistence. Justice.’
“As a black female artist I feel like an investigator. I’m trying to make sense of the world in my work.” - Shani Richards
By LeKesha Parkman, Special Editions Editor
• December 10, 2020
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