Currently, the Highland Heights campus is home to three pieces of sculpture, each an example of a different artistic school or style. Corten steel, stainless steel, bronze, and aluminum, 12'x8'x18'.
Formalist sculpture has elements that are recognizable and often have symbolic meaning.
In Jack Gron's sculpture, the bronze figure represents humanity and the moving winged forms symbolize the quest for knowledge through technology. Gron's use of variety of metals and construction methods is a further representation of the importance of technology, while the design of the work expresses the equally important concern for elevating the human spirit. Minimalism was an art style practiced in the 1970's. In search of pure abstraction, Minimalists reduced shapes and forms to their essence. Donald Judd prefers to think of his works as primary objects because they suggest an ideal of simple perfection.