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This fall, the Academic Achievement Center launched several new services to support Bobcats in their academic endeavors.
Zelda Thayer-Hansen (they/them) logged over 170 hours working with FRONT International in Cleveland this summer, assisting internationally recognized contemporary artists.
Ohio University students are mobilizing to help sign up and educate voters in advance of the November general elections as part of OHIO’s ongoing civic engagement efforts.
The College of Arts and Sciences is seeking nominations by Sept. 28 of faculty, staff and students to serve on a new Inclusive Excellence Committee.
All undergraduate students are invited to participate in the annual Majors Fair from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 29, in the Baker University Center Ballroom.
Assistant professor Chad Mourning was awarded one of Ohio Federal Research Network’s awards for a low altitude weather network, and has completed the soft launch of the first unit in the network.
Day nine--the mock trial--was totally worth the work, according to the high school students in the 2022 Summer Law and Trial Institute.
The Athena Cinema series continues on select Saturdays, featuring 10 performances transmitted live from the Metropolitan Opera House in New York City.
Students can discover the rich religious and political history of medieval Rome over spring break, March 11-18, and complete OHIO requirements.
When Sue Rachunok came to Athens in 1974, she had no idea she’d end up running her own web design company.
College of Arts & Sciences is seeking nominations for a Faculty Advisory Committee by Sept. 28.
Ohio University students are invited to submit their best Athens County nature pics to the OHIO Wildlife and Nature Photography Scholarship Competition.
For the third year in a row, Ohio University has been named the best value among Ohio public universities by U.S. News and World Report.
The Ohio University community is invited to engage in the search for the University’s next president through upcoming open forums and a survey that will be sent to students, faculty, staff and alumni.
Ryan Wagner has left a lot of footprints across the state of Ohio—most of them muddy ones.
