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Sunder Singhani, a doctoral student in counselor education, has been selected for the National Board of Certified Counselors Minority Fellowship Program for Mental Health Counselors.
Ibrahim Akmese, a doctoral student in counselor education has been selected as a Leadership Fellow for Chi Sigma Iota (CSI), Counseling Academic and Professional Honor Society International.
Ohio University Chillicothe honored nearly 100 graduates from the area at a Graduation Recognition Ceremony on Thursday, May 4.
Freedom of expression is the foundation of an Ohio University education, and we believe that robust debate and civil disagreement—when conducted safely and legally—are signs of an engaged community and a diversity of perspectives.
The Center for Campus and Community Engagement is launching a new awards process to recognize outstanding community partners who are engaged in exemplary collaborative work with campus partners.
Ohio University will host its third annual Juneteenth Celebration on June 17, 2023.
The spring 2023 issue of Ohio Today, Ohio University’s alumni magazine, is out and available to OHIO faculty and staff online at ohiotoday.org.
The OHIO Women's Center invites members of the OHIO community to a Roundtable Session on Tuesday, May 16 to explore ways of improving services and engagement.
As a reminder, the annual Benefits Open Enrollment period will be open through Wednesday, May 10, 2023.
The end of the Public Health Emergency impacts how testing for COVID-19 will be covered.
Matthew Lewis is Ohio University Southern’s 2023 Bachelor of Specialized Studies Outstanding Graduate.
Ashley Stamper is Ohio University Southern’s 2023 Bachelor of Criminal Justice Outstanding Graduate.
Lanaé Hobbs-Gazaway offers this advice for new students: Do not miss out on getting involved with your community. It helps you feel like you belong, and it looks great on your resume.
On the same day as Spring Commencement, Kate E. Anderson will also be commissioning as an active-duty U.S. Air Force officer.
Michaela Grubich chose OHIO because of the Bachelor of Criminal Justice degree program and then stuck with OHIO because of the welcoming community, the caring professors, and the beautiful campus.
