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We love hearing from our readers! Below are the letters to the editor published in the spring 2024 edition of Ohio Today.
From mentorship to scholarship to recruitment, OHIO alumni inspire students to succeed.
After the roar of the crowd fades and the final whistle sounds, some college athletes may face a new opponent: transitioning from competitive sports to a professional career. Fortunately, Ohio University is equipping its athletes with the tools and knowledge they need to thrive beyond the field.
In a display of generosity that eclipsed previous records, Bobcats from all over the nation gave during OHIO’s 5th annual Giving Day on April 9 to set new benchmarks for the number of donors and dollars contributed on a single day.
The Judy Davis Nursing Scholarship is a shining example of commitment and generosity within the Ohio University Zanesville community.
OHIO Giving Day 2024 will celebrate Ohio University by empowering the next generation of Bobcats with access to the University’s experiences and opportunities.
Elizabeth Todd is still on cloud nine after celebrating a milestone that was once only a dream for a young college student.
Former WOUB Student Jack Caudill has a day named after him in Rapid City, South Dakota. That’s because in December 2023, the KOTA/KEVN news anchor celebrated 40 years on the air in that community.
OHIO Zanesville welcomes back social work graduates to campus. Check out our campus spotlights of area social workers making an impact in our community.
As a television sideline reporter for CBS during the NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Tournament, Allie LaForce (H.T.C. ’11) is covering the Sweet 16 and Elite 8 games in the Los Angeles region.
Ohio University graduate Judge William T. Newman Jr. will deliver the keynote address for OHIO’s Spring 2024 Undergraduate Commencement Ceremonies on May 4.
In her 23 years as president of the Miss Universe Organization, Paula Shugart (B.S.C., ’81) used her voice to advocate for herself, her contestants, and all women.
When Jaime Baker came to Athens from the Pittsburgh area in 2005, she had her sights set on a career as a sports broadcast journalist.
When you hear Callista Puchmeyer’s job title, you wouldn't think she studied journalism. But, as NASA Glenn Research Center Chief Counsel, Puchmeyer utilizes her journalism degree all the time.
Bill Clack’s journalism course is called “Radio and Television Reporting and Writing,” and while learning those skills is important, he also thinks it’s important to bring in media professionals.
