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As the Fall Semester begins, Ohio University has launched its new public Course Syllabus search.
Beginning this fall, Ohio University undergraduate students will see a new American Civic Literacy (ACL) requirement reflected in their degree planning.
Every day, employees handle sensitive information, use multiple systems, and make quick decisions that can either protect or expose university data.
As part of the Ohio University Police Department’s commitment to public safety education, the department will be hosting active aggressor training sessions during the fall semester.
Ohio University reaffirms its continued commitment to fostering a thoughtful and expressive campus environment for everyone across our community.
Ohio University's Concur travel booking experience is being updated in August as part of a change being made by Christopherson Business Travel (CBT), the University's travel management partner (TMC).
WellWorks is open to OHIO employees, graduate students and Athens community members, ages 18 and up.
Nursing students at OHIO Southern have collected 196 blood donations since 2024. Their sixth Red Cross drive is Sept. 1 in the Riffe Rotunda.
Ohio University invites all students to celebrate the beginning of the new academic year during Welcome Week 2026.
Sophomore September features a wide range of activities and opportunities designed to support second-year students. All second-year students are encouraged to participate.
We discuss the legacy of the Declaration of Independence with the organizers of OHIO’s upcoming conference celebrating the document’s 250th anniversary.
Ohio University’s online RN to BSN program has been recognized as the top program in the nation out of public universities by AllNurses.com.
Licensed Social Worker Holly Sunflower found her voice at Ohio University Chillicothe. This fall, she returns to campus to help students find theirs.
Several Ohio University students, alumni and faculty members have been selected for prestigious awards and fellowships through the CLS and Fulbright programs.
The newly approved programs also ensure compliance with the Advance Ohio Higher Education Act's low degree conferral requirements while preserving academic opportunities for students through broader, more integrated degree pathways.
