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A new book marks the 100th anniversary of Ohio University’s renowned E. W. Scripps School of Journalism.
When Paul Schneider went on a tour of Ohio University and saw the TV studios at WOUB Public Media, he knew he was going to college in Athens.
Between having one of the largest nursing schools in the country and leading the state in training primary care physicians, Ohio University has become a national leader in preparing students for careers in health care.
It seems appropriate as we celebrate our accomplished alumni in Ohio Today to borrow our last word from this incredible evening in New York City. So … Go Bobcats!
Turning Pollution into Paint, Changing the Game in Collegiate Athletics, How brewery waste can fight climate change, and Social Medicine Historian Discusses History of the Breast Pump.
The Division of Student Affairs announced the 40th Annual Leadership Awards event, celebrating the outstanding leadership and community service of students and student organizations across OHIO.
Ohio University dusts off its Housing Master Plan and dives into designing a more connected community
OHIO & Chubu celebrate a 50-year exchange
Byron Ward, BBA ’89, is paving a path to a brighter future for students from all backgrounds—brick by brick.
For 35 years, Susan Calhoun took care of OHIO’s magnificent trees and landscapes, including the iconic cherry trees, until her recent retirement as landscape coordinator.
OHIO's efforts leading turnaround for Piketon site, as facility updates from Cold War past to hydrogen energy future.
The Ohio University experience is one that shapes and stays with you forever. For Bruce Mitchell, BGS ’75, and his wife Susan, BFA ’83, MPA ’92, their lives became indelibly intertwined with OHIO from the moment they first came to Athens.
Ohio University School of Dance presents its annual Spring Senior Dance Concert, “However, For Now,” featuring the work of 13 choreographers.
Jenna Keiffer is a junior majoring in media and social change with a minor in creative writing. The following is a feature on her experiences.
The practice of “memory maps” is utilized by Morinoka Gordon and Hunter Thiede, as they show where they studied, ate and enjoyed their time during their years at OHIO.
