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This afternoon, President Joe Biden signed the Juneteenth National Independence Day Act, establishing June 19 as a federal holiday.
After taking place remotely during 2020, Bobcat Student Orientation (BSO) has returned to being a largely in-person event.
President Sherman and the Public Health Operations team announced on June 16 new public health measures for OHIO’s campuses.
Both the Academic Planning and Strategy Group and the International Opportunities Think Tank recommended support for the development of innovative academic programs.
I’m reaching out as a follow up to our March announcement ending the University-wide furlough with more good news.
Students, faculty, staff, and community members can get a free COVID-19 vaccine at a walk-in clinic on campus from 1:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Monday, June 14.
The Office of Emergency Programs has announced summer brown bag lunch training sessions for business continuity planners. All sessions are from noon to 1 p.m. via Microsoft Teams.
The Ohio University LGBT center is hosting several virtual events and one in-person event to help celebrate Pride Month.
Ohio University’s Survivor Advocacy Program (SAP) will begin hosting a confidential, virtual support group for student survivors of sexual assault, stalking, relationship violence, and harassment.
Information for students about careers, survivor support, events for Juneteenth and Under the Elms, and updates across campus.
As we welcome the first group of future Bobcats for Bobcat Student Orientation to our Athens Campus this week, we are increasingly excited as we move toward a robust fall semester.
Ohio University graduates Mike Medley and Matt Good have teamed up with student Daniel Abdelsamed to design, build, program and test a phone system that transcribes conversations in real time.
Take a look at why experts have ranked Athens as the best college town in the state.
Ohio University staff can get a free COVID-19 vaccine at a walk-in clinic on campus from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesday, June 2.
Red, white and blue triangular fabric pieces sewn to surrounding square patches represent more than just hours of meticulous work. For Dr. Martha Evans, they represent a veteran deserving of honor.
