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Dean Titsworth's greeting celebrates our graduates for carrying on the college's legacy.
OHIO donated about 1,600 pounds of food to the Athens Food Rescue (AFR) over Thanksgiving break to benefit charities who feed the hungry.
Born in Cleveland, Sergio Robles spent much of his life growing up between the U.S. and Mexico, holding dual citizenship in both countries and finding great interest in this binational relationship.
Recently, School of Theater students were able to get back on stage and work with professional actors in Tantrum Theater's production of “Men on Boats.”
Students, faculty, and staff who experience COVID-19 symptoms or who are exposed to COVID-19 during winter break are expected to follow the OHIO COVID-19 Protocol.
Through Tantrum Theater, OHIO School of Theater students are given experiential learning opportunities by way of working with professional actors for numerous productions. Most recently, Men on Boats.
As we continue finals week and prepare for fall commencement, I wanted to share a collection of end-of-semester updates and reminders.
Ohio University President Hugh Sherman visited the five OHIO regional campuses this fall, engaging with the community partners and campuses while reinforcing their significance to OHIO's mission.
Panopto, a popular platform for recording lectures and other videos, has announced several upgrades coming in early January.
Madison Saylor ’21 says her time at Ohio University has made her a stronger woman and “given me the tools to problem solve, stay humble, and create a better world.” Her next step is law school.
Student resources for winter break, public health, 12 daily moments of Bobcat cheer, and more.
OHIO's Honors Tutorial College journalism students mapped, designed and sent to area libraries information as to where to find food, accessible Internet, and reasonable transportation.
A native of Avon, Ohio, Andrew Konya was active in Rough Cut Collective and spent a semester in the OHIO-in-LA program during his time as...
Ohio University student Brett Booker is turning his time in prison into a new career, and he’s not waiting until he gets out. He’s already published two books, with more on the way in 2022.
Facilities Management and Safety requests that employees who have been working in campus facilities during fall semester take energy conservation actions before leaving for the winter break.
