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Today, the Ohio University Board of Trustees reaffirm their support of President M. Duane Nellis for the leadership stability and continuity he and his team are providing during the COVID-19 pandemic.
All degrees to be posted by June 2.
President Nellis and Provost Sayrs have shared direct and transparent information with the Faculty Senate this evening as part of their monthly update to Faculty Senate.
Today, Ohio University implemented the first significant personnel reduction in response to the extraordinary and material financial impact on our institution resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic.
From organizing virtual town hall meetings to preparing meals for students to donating personal protective equipment to healthcare workers, the CHE Department is doing what to uplift others.
Ohio University expects students to practice safe physical distancing by staying home and making no attempt to gather in groups of ten or more.
Aspire provides free services for individuals who need assistance acquiring skills to be successful in post-secondary education, training, and employment.
Ohio University Chillicothe made a large donation of personal protective equipment to the Ross County Emergency Management Agency on March 23.
The prestigious Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society 2020 Transfer Honor Roll recognizes the dynamic pathways schools have created to support transfer students.
Ohio University Southern donated a large quantity of personal protective equipment to the Lawrence County Emergency Management Agency on March 23, in response to demand made necessary by COVID-19.
We strongly discourage any attempt to organize “fests” while the Health Director’s order remains in effect.
On Feb. 17, 2020, various groups were on our campus, expressing varying viewpoints on an issue. Both were within their rights. We take concerns about complex situations like this seriously.
More than 5,200 students qualified for the fall semester 2019 Dean’s List at Ohio University. In addition, more than 2,300 students graduated with bachelor’s, master’s or doctorate degrees.
With a focus on workplace diversity, staffing practices and work environment, the publication uses a web-based survey to examine several categories.
Media invited to join Narcan simulation with Senior Adviser for Rural Affairs at the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy, Anne Hazlett
