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Welcome to the start of the semester!
Current state regulations and the continuing public health risk posed by large gatherings prohibit the University from hosting its traditional in-person commencement ceremonies this spring.
Thank you for your ongoing efforts to maintain safety on our campuses and in our communities.
"Without Debra's contributions and those of the other examiners, the Baldrige Award, and the $30 billion in economic benefits it has created, would not exist,"....
As a participant of this workshop, you will be placed into groups intermixed with students and practitioners of various healthcare professions.
Ohio University President M. Duane Nellis provides information to the OHIO community about spring semester 2021.
The OHIO Board of Trustees approved a new environmental science and sustainability degree program and discussed new strategies for scholarship and aid optimization during its meetings Jan. 14-15.
Five fall Ohio University graduates have commissioned as second lieutenants in the United States Army.
The Ohio University Women’s Center has announced its slate of events for spring semester and has published a co-curricular guide to help faculty integrate the programming into their courses.
Each year, the NASW Ohio Chapter recognizes exceptional social workers, students, agencies, public citizens and elected officials whose work reflects the values of the social work profession.
Under the leadership of President M. Duane Nellis and Executive Vice President and Provost Elizabeth Sayrs, efforts have been made to identify supports and barriers to student success across campuses.
Classified Senate has named Cassie Tritipo, administrative specialist in the Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine’s Department of Social Medicine, the Employee of the Month for July 2020.
Virtual GCP gave students real-world international business experience by working with two clients based in Brazil.
As you prepare for spring semester, we wanted to provide reminders and updates.
Researchers at Ohio University are looking for feedback from students, parents, employees and community members about the University’s COVID Operations’ public health messages.
