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Mark Bruce calls Gridiron Glory “one of the most important and impactful things WOUB has ever done.” Bruce was the host of the high school football show for season six in 2004.
Bryce Anslinger was the first person to be named Gridiron Glory host for two back-to-back seasons. At the time, he recognized that was a special thing, but now he understands how truly special it was.
E.W. Scripps School of Journalism Assistant Professor of Magazine Media Kelly Ferguson started research for her next book about the Laura Ingalls Wilder family in Albania this summer.
WOUB Public Media is celebrating a major milestone. On Dec. 13, 2024, WOUB Radio will mark 75 years of being on the air.
The OHIO Business Service Center has expanded its portfolio to include Student Organizations, Internal Audit, Ombudsman, Global Affairs, Space Planning, Legal Affairs, and Design and Construction.
From Boston’s TD Garden Arena to river stand-up paddle board training in Alaska, sporting events showcase the visual talent of elite award-winning photojournalists trained at Ohio University.
Teenagers taking part in OHIO's Kids on Campus summer program this year will get to learn about videography, media production and social media thanks to the Scripps College of Communication.
When Kevin Finnegan started working as a reporter for WOUB TV’s Gridiron Glory (GG), he knew the show was special.
Applications are now open for the new Scripps College Young Alumni Council. The council will support the future careers of current students while advancing the current careers for the council members.
Three WOUB Public Media employees have been nominated for Ohio Valley Regional Emmy® awards in connection with WOUB’s production of "Our Town: Chillicothe."
Howard Wilkinson, an Ohio University non-degree journalism alumnus, has spent the last decade paying his Ohio University experience forward by mentoring future journalists and Bobcats.
When Evan Dawson sat in the host chair for WOUB TV’s Gridiron Glory (GG), the weekly, live high school football show was in its infancy.
Seven journalism students in an International Mass Media course recently returned from an eight-day trip to Germany that changed their perspectives on media in the United States and around the world.
Megan Cheadle from Alexander High School has been named the first place overall winner in WOUB’s 2023-24 Our Ohio High School Documentary Film Festival.
The OHIO-in-LA program has its largest cohort ever this summer with 29 Ohio University students interning at media and entertainment companies throughout Hollywood.
