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OHIO Community

New semester, same reliable transportation

Ohio University Transportation and Parking Services would like to remind OHIO students, faculty and staff of the wide range of transit resources available to support campus and community access.

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OHIO Community

OHIO goes passwordless: A new era in authentication

Passwordless is a new way to authenticate to Ohio University services. It provides a more secure and convenient method of authentication.

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OHIO Events

Ohio University Libraries to host award-winning author William T. Vollmann on Oct. 21

Ohio University Libraries will welcome acclaimed author William T. Vollmann to the Athena Cinema on Wednesday, Oct. 21, for a conversation about his newest work, “A Table for Fortune.”

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OHIO Events

Faculty, staff invited to promote programs at Graduate School Exploration Fair

Ohio University faculty and staff are encouraged to take part in the upcoming Graduate School Exploration Fair.

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OHIO Community

OHIO employees encouraged to learn more about mental health issues, resources

At Ohio University, we are committed to fostering a culture where every team member feels supported, seen, and empowered to care for their mental health.

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OHIO Community

OHIO community invited to view new Sexual Misconduct Resources and Reporting website

The website, which is part of OHIO’s Office of Civil Rights Compliance, was created to make it easier for students, faculty and staff to receive assistance, make reports and find resources and information.

Mark and Mary Ann Carangi
Alumni Leaders

Mark and Mary Ann Carangi: A legacy of learning, loyalty, and the future of AI

For Mark and Mary Ann Carangi, education has been more than a career. It has been a lifelong calling, a shared value, and now, a legacy that will empower generations of students at Ohio University.

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Hands-on history

How these interns used the past to guide their future

Historical artifacts, founding fathers and a night at the museum: Students celebrated the Declaration of Independence’s 250th birthday with a unique internship.

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OHIO Announcements

Distinguished Professor Award nominations now being accepted

Ohio University is now accepting nominations for the 2027 Distinguished Professor Award, the University’s highest recognition of faculty excellence.

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Serving The Community

Decades of progress: Reflecting on 30 years of the Mayors’ Partnership for Progress

For three decades, local leaders across Appalachian Ohio have proven that small communities accomplish far more when they stand together.

Walter Hall
Board of Trustees

OHIO Board of Trustees to receive updates on Dynamic Strategy implementation and fall 2026 enrollment during October meeting

The Board of Trustees will receive an update on initiatives underway as part of implementation of OHIO’s Dynamic Strategy at its October 15-16 meetings on the Athens campus.

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Nursing Alumni

A new perspective on nursing: Southern OHIO graduate on becoming a nurse at the start of a pandemic, battling his own illness

OHIO Southern nursing alumnus Matt Jeffers wrote a memoir about working in intensive care through COVID-19, surviving stage 3C colon cancer, and what came after.

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Faculty Research

Professor Peishu Li coauthors Nature study uncovering ancient origins of mammalian suckling and swallowing

Peishu Li coauthored a paper in Nature that sheds new light on the evolutionary origins of one of the defining features of mammals: the ability to suckle and consume milk during infancy.

Edward Saliba
Faculty

NQPI welcomes Professor Edward Saliba and his expertise in solid-state NMR

Edward Saliba has joined the Nanoscale and Quantum Phenomena Institute, bringing with him expertise in solid-state nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy and advanced materials characterization.

Stephen A. Renner
Alumni Leaders

Renner’s government experience key to assisting Voinovich School Advisory Board

Ohio University graduate Stephen A. Renner found a calling in public service, which he performs day and night on a regular basis.

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