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Lyndale (Allison) Reisinger, BSC ’09, MA’ 12, has turned what started out as a fun family activity into a quest to bring joy to others while helping to feed a growing number of Ohioans.
For the past 15 years, Beatrice Selotlegeng, MBA ’08, has shepherded dozens of students to and through their Ohio University experience – a legacy and a role that will continue even after she retires
Three OHIO faculty members are being celebrated for their excellent teaching and academic pursuits, both inside and outside of the classroom, with prestigious University awards.
OHIO College Bound is shifting its summer education program for potential first-gen college students from Athens and Vinton counties to a six-week, virtual program.
Online teaching strategies and other faculty support will continue through summer semester.
The Ohio University Veterans and Military Students Faculty/Staff Awareness-Training Program, known as “Landing Zone”, is being offered this summer via Microsoft Teams. Register now.
We must now take actions that will deeply impact our institution – in particular people who have been our respected and valued colleagues.
To protect the educational experience of our students and service to our region, I have approved, with solemn contemplation, the decisions implemented today by our deans and academic leaders.
A longtime collaboration between Ohio University and the Pontifical Catholic University of Ecuador (PUCE) is helping step up the rate of testing for COVID-19 infections in the Latin American country.
The annual Sustainability Awards are given to individuals and organizations nominated by their peers for contributions during the previous academic year.
Under guidance from Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine and public health officials, members of the University community are discussing several scenarios to safely reopen on-campus operations.
Ernst Breitenberger, 95, born in Graz, Austria, passed away on April 30, 2020. He was Professor Emeritus in Physics & Astronomy at Ohio University. After his retirement in 1994, he traveled the world.
Kaylee's accomplishments are nothing short of astonishing when factoring in the traumatic accident that injured her severely and nearly cost Kaylee her life half-way through her college years.
