News and Announcements

Information Technology

OHIO’s Office of Information Technology actively monitoring nationwide Microsoft 365 outage

OHIO’s OIT team is aware of this external issue and will continue to actively monitor Microsoft resources and updates as Microsoft works on a global resolution.

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Veterans

Ohio University unveils POW/MIA Chair of Honor at Peden Stadium

Ohio University unveiled a POW/MIA Chair of Honor at Peden Stadium during its Oct. 24 Military Appreciation Game, creating a lasting tribute to American service members who were prisoners of war or remain missing in action.

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Medical Education

Pre-med students experience a day in the life of a medical student

At the Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine’s annual Medical Student for a Day program, pre-med students had the opportunity to experience a day in the life of a medical student.

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Diabetes

For patients with diabetes, PEN program provides education, support and hope

The Diabetes Institute is helping southeast Ohio residents prevent and manage diabetes through its free Prevention, Education and Navigation Program, providing support, education and care.

Housing

Tips for keeping your residence hall room safe and clean during extended breaks

As students prepare to leave campus for Thanksgiving and Winter Break, taking a few minutes to prepare your residence hall room can help keep your space clean, safe and comfortable while you’re away.

October Newsmakers
Faculty Newsmakers

OHIO's October 2026 Newsmakers

Dan Skinner, Peishu Li, Jerry Miller and Katherine Fornash were named newsmakers for October 2026.

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Alumni

Athena Cinema to screen OHIO alumna’s Vietnam War documentaries on Veterans Day

For Veterans Day, the Athena Cinema will screen two documentaries by alum Robin Smith about her family’s years-long search for answers about her father, whose plane was shot down over Vietnam in 1969.

Beyond Sports
Alumni

VisCom to host Getty Images sports photographers and OHIO alums for artist talk, exhibition on Nov. 18

Two accomplished sports photographers and OHIO alumni will share their experiences and showcase their work during an artist talk hosted by the School of Visual Communication on Nov. 18.

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Awards

Ohio University awarded $510,520 grant to expand character education in Appalachian Ohio

Ohio University has been awarded a $510,520 Institutional Impact Grant from the Educating Character Initiative, a project of The Program for Leadership and Character at Wake Forest University.

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Research

Ohio University receives funding from Stream and Wetlands Foundation for groundbreaking archaeological research on ancient wetlands

A first-of-its-kind archaeology project that will conduct research across ancient hunter-gatherer sites near various wetlands areas in Ohio has been funded by the Stream and Wetlands Foundation.

Collective Bargaining

Faculty collective bargaining negotiations continue to progress

The parties reached four additional tentative agreements in October while continuing to engage in discussions on multiple economic proposals. Additional bargaining sessions are scheduled throughout November.

Brian Clark
Commencement

OHIO Distinguished Professor Dr. Brian Clark to speak at Fall Commencement

Ohio University Distinguished Professor Dr. Brian Clark will deliver the keynote address at the Fall 2026 Commencement Ceremony on Saturday, Dec. 12.

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Community Engagement

A Field of Flowers that grows one story at a time: Southeast Ohio partners honor families touched by childhood cancer

The Barbara Geralds Institute for Storytelling and Social Impact and its community partners are creating the Field of Forever Flowers, a permanent landscape of handcrafted aluminum flowers honoring children and families affected by childhood cancer.

Jefferson Cowie
Costa Lecture

Costa lecturer Jefferson Cowie to speak on “Freedom: The Troubled History of an American Ideal”

Freedom is a cherished and contested value, as historian Jefferson Cowie will explore in the 48th Annual Endowed Costa Lecture, titled “Freedom: The Troubled History of an American Ideal.”

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Health policy

Health policy expert explains what Ohio voters should know about health care policy ahead of the election

Health policy expert Dan Skinner discusses the health care policy issues Ohio voters should consider ahead of the election.

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