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To say Michael Whittemore is busy exercising his passion for environmental and ecological studies is an understatement.
Ohio University was recently recognized as a recipient of the ZeeMee Trailblazer Award.
To help you complete your training before the deadline, University Compliance has put together a few helpful reminders and troubleshooting tips.
Employees from across the University connected with OHIO Business Service Center staff and saw how shared services are simplifying everyday work.
Asti Powell, who graduated from OHIO's Voinovich School of Leadership and Public Services Master's in Public Administration Program in 2014, is the executive director of the Paper City Mentoring Project.
All full-time faculty who are engaged with undergraduate or graduate students and who demonstrate a commitment to student success and inclusion are eligible.
Planning to work while traveling? This article will help you make sure your devices and data are secure while you are on the go.
The Walter Center for Strategic Leadership’s annual Etiquette Dinner teaches students how to conduct themselves in a professional dinner setting, whether for an interview or a work outing.
Dads Weekend, which will be held Nov. 6-8, will feature special performances, several sports events, indoor and outdoor golf, zip lines and even doughnuts.
Working in communities across Ohio and Pennsylvania, Ohio University students served alongside judges, attorneys, legal aid advocates, policymakers and public defenders while exploring careers in law and public service.
Ohio University will hold open forum sessions with the three selected finalists for the position of executive vice president and provost on Nov. 9, 16 and 19.
Last month, the Mock Trial Green team placed second in a regional competition with two members winning individual awards.
The Ohio University Press title by Ademide Adelusi-Adeluyi was recently honored by the Urban History Association.
Inspired by nature and Japanese cultural heritage, the exhibition offers students and community members an opportunity to explore traditional Japanese art. A free artist reception will be held Nov. 16.
University Human Resources staff will participate in an on-campus department retreat on Nov. 5.
