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Updated information for faculty, staff, and graduate students with teaching obligations (“instructors”) to request alternative teaching arrangements for fall 2020.
This year, as communities responded to the COVID-19 pandemic, OHIO joined other colleges and universities in shifting to online orientation programs for the safety of students and communities.
Members of the Ohio University community have been visiting every classroom across the Athens and regional campuses to review capacities and room features for a safe return to campus.
Community members and University partners are coming together across the region to combat COVID-19, from sewing masks and distributing hand sanitizer to more.
An Ohio University committee has developed new campus signage designed to help students, faculty, and staff safely navigate buildings and common spaces this coming school year.
The Scripps College of Communication will offer its first virtual Crisis Communication workshop on Aug. 1, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., led by former Ohio Department of Public Safety director John Born.
OHIO PTAC successfully connected small and mid-sized business owners with federal, state and local government contracts worth more than $952 million in fiscal year 2019.
The Diabetes Institute at the Ohio University Heritage will virtually host the second-ever CAT Camp, a summer day camp for southeastern Ohio youth with Type 1 diabetes, on July 27-31.
The Sloan Digital Sky Survey (SDSS) released today a comprehensive analysis of the largest three-dimensional map of the universe ever created.
Continuing to guide and support businesses through pandemic recovery efforts, the SBDC at the Voinovich School has led a multi-faceted expansion in its service area.
The Ohio University Executive Vice President and Provost provides various academic area updates.
More than 13,700 donors commit nearly $49.9 million to OHIO in fiscal year 2020
OHIO instructor of Graphic Design Oscar Fernández found a way to preserve the research gathered by his students last spring on the layered history of letter forms through his new book.
The newest class of The Gates Foundation-Ross County Scholar’s Fund recipients has been announced.
With the help of alumni and student mentors, the Center for Law, Justice & Culture is taking the Summer Law & Trial Institute online, bringing a summer experience in law to high school students
