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The Memphis BRRRR trap nobody checks: your refinance may be too small
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Care Takes Many Kinds of Work
Jean Chantra and Fernando Hurtado receive top employee honors for their work to improve care and support families and colleagues. Jean Chantra helps hospital teams use data to make care safer for children. Fernando Hurtado helps lead a holiday toy drive for families spending the season in the hospital and has coordinated a gathering for families remembering children who have died.
The Reach of a Stanford Nurse—Extending Care Beyond Borders
At Stanford Medicine Children’s Health, our mission does not stop at our walls. It lives through the people who carry it forward, often in ways that extend far beyond what we see each day. For Millierose Odurukwe, BSN, RN, that call to serve recently led her back to where her story began. In February 2026, she traveled to rural villages in Nigeria as part of a medical mission focused on delivering free care to underserved communities.
Lyceum Lunch w/ Bob Loversidge "Think like a Preservation Architect"
The Southeast Ohio History Center welcomes Bob Loversidge with his “Think like a Preservation Architect” on May 21 from Noon to 1. Bob will talk about some of his work on the restoration of historic buildings in Ohio and introduce some of his work on treasures in Southeastern Ohio. Bob Loversidge is an award-winning preservation design architect, a Fellow of the American Institute of Architects, and the recently retired CEO of Schooley Caldwell.
Lyceum Lunch w/ Mike Major "From Athens to Lincoln"
The Southeast Ohio History Center welcomes Mike Major with his presentation "From Athens to Lincoln" for our April Lyceum Lunch on April 16th from noon-1. Since graduating from Ohio University in 1971 and Pratt Institute with an MFA in 1980, marrying Jane Shick (OU ‘73), Mike has published 14 books of drawings and created over 200 bronze sculptures including two larger than life Abraham Lincoln monuments. After graduation, he at first had no idea how to make a living as an artist.
Lyceum Lunch w/ Bob Toy: Murder Most Foul: Is Gene Stees still alive?
The Southeast Ohio History Center Lyceum Luncheon Speaker Series will host Attorney, K. Robert Toy for a presentation entitled Is Gene Stees still alive? The Lyceum Luncheon Brown Bag Speaker Series will be held at noon on Thursday, February 19th at 24 West State Street in Athens.
Lyceum Lunch w/ Dr Todd Arrington: The Last Lincoln Republican: James A Garfield and the 1880 Presidential Election
The Southeast Ohio History Center welcomes Dr. Todd Arrington with his presentation “The Last Lincoln Republican: James A Garfield and the 1880 Presidential Election” for our March 2026 Lyceum Lunch. James A. Garfield was a longtime Congressman and a U.S. Senator-elect from Ohio when he attended the 1880 Republican National Convention. His job there: to nominate fellow Ohioan John Sherman, sitting Secretary of the Treasury, to be the Republican Party’s presidential nominee.
Lyceum Lunch w/ Michael Johnson - Chief Tarhe and the War with Tecumseh
The Lyceum Luncheon Brown Bag Speaker Series presents a program on Chief Tarhe and the War with Tecumseh by Michael Johnson on Thursday, December 11th at noon at the Southeast Ohio History Center.
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Lyceum Lunch w/ Dr. Tee Ford-Ahmed "Another Quintessential Coal Miner's Daughter"
Dr. Tee, Professor Emeritus in Public Relations/Media Studies at West Virginia State University and currently serving as Communication and Media Relations Director for Mount Zion Black Culture Center got her start in a miner’s company town, near Charleston, West Virginia. The company town of Ward, West Virginia, was once a bustling coal mining community in eastern Kanawha County.
Lyceum Lunch: Peter Cultice - Education, Abolition, and Baseball: More History from Southeast Ohio
The Lyceum Luncheon Brown Bag Speaker Series presents a program on Education, Abolition, and Baseball: More History from Southeast Ohio by Peter Cultice on Thursday, September 18 th at noon at the Southeast Ohio History Center. Cultice, President of the Muskingum County History since 2018, practiced law in Southeast Ohio for 30 years and serves as a Magistrate in the Juvenile and Probate courts in Guernsey County.
ASMRtist Logan Lambert, CC ’27, on merging his passion for psychology with ASMR
Logan Lambert, CC ’27, never expected to amass a following of over 150,000 subscribers when he first began making ASMR content for his YouTube channel, ASMR Nirvana. What started as an interest in ASMR has since become an opportunity for him to impact the lives of thousands of viewers through his fun and relaxing content. Lambert’s videos typically include both visual and auditory triggers, such as a penlight to induce tingles from the eyes or a bouncing ping pong ball.
The Heart of a Healer: Jacqueline Arroliga’s Extraordinary Journey From Volunteer to Nurse Leader
What started as a volunteer role at Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford became a lifelong calling for Jacqueline Arroliga, now a charge nurse in the Maternity Unit. Her story of compassion, perseverance, and dedication proves that even the smallest acts of kindness can shape a career and change lives. When Jacqueline Arroliga first stepped through the doors of Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital in 2009, she didn’t know she was walking into her future.
Oncology Electronic Roadmaps Digital Platform Receives CIO 100 Award - Stanford Medicine Children’s Health Blog
Congratulations to Stanford Medicine Children’s Health for receiving a 2024 CIO 100 Award for the Oncology Electronic Roadmaps digital platform. The annual CIO 100 Awards celebrate 100 organizations and the teams within them that use Information Technology (IT) in innovative ways to deliver value by optimizing business processes, enabling growth, or improving relationships with customers. The award is an acknowledged mark of enterprise excellence.
The Worldly Clarinet
The clarinet, like many instruments commonly found in Western music, is actually a part of many music traditions with a rich history of virtuosi around the globe. Yet, in America, clarinet students are most often admitted only to classical training programs, including orchestras and concert bands.
One KVHS student’s tale of COVID-19 and quarantine
Logan Lambert had COVID-19, but he is glad to be back on track. | Submitted I had read about COVID-19 and had talked about it, but it hadn’t hit home until one day. The day started almost like any other except that the skies were full of smoke from the recent fires. I woke up and got ready for school. My dad took me to school and I was feeling a little dizzy but not enough to bring concern. I got through the first three periods of school just fine, even with the dizziness.
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