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The Community Welcome Program was created to assist newly hired faculty with their transition to Ohio University and the local community.
Music therapists are highly trained, board-certified practitioners who work with a wide variety of individuals to address their unique needs in physical, emotional, cognitive, and social domains.
The 2024-25 academic year will be one of transition as we continue to define and implement a new platform.
If you're thinking about a career that involves music, getting a degree in music therapy opens up a world of professional opportunities and collaboration.
The May 3 ceremony will honor all graduate students, while two ceremonies will be held on May 4 to recognize the undergraduate students.
The Ohio University Community is invited to celebrate Earth Day with Culinary Services on Monday, April 22.
Sophie Downing, a Ph.D. student in communication studies, is excited to know she has a little financial breathing room this summer as she works on her dissertation.
Dana Sulonen was a broadcast journalism major and graduated from Ohio University in 2003
Students from the Ohio University Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine, Dublin participated in a mass casualty training exercise on April 13 to learn how to respond in the event of a disaster.
After receiving a record 147 nominations and completing a competitive selection process, 35 individuals have been appointed as 2024 Leadership Ohio Fellows.
High school students are invited to apply by June 7 for the highly competitive Summer Law & Trial Institute this summer at Ohio University's Athens campus.
Each year, students of the OHIO Museum Studies Certificate program curate and install an exhibit called “Merging Concepts,” and bring their own sets of ideas and twists to the theme.
The art auction will take place on Sunday, April 28, from 1 – 3 p.m. at the Walter Hall Rotunda.
Seth Bowen, a recent graduate of Ohio University Chillicothe, has found his niche in Chillicothe, helping guide development as a clerk in the city's Planning and Development Department.
Thanks to the agreements, OHIO researchers may also be eligible for reduced or free article processing charges with a variety of publishers like Elsevier, Wiley and Springer.
