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Students immersed themselves in the annual SXSW media festival and conference, where they connected with industry leaders, expanded their networks and discovered new possibilities for their careers.
The Ohio University Veterans and Military Student Services Center faculty/staff awareness training program known as “Landing Zone” will be offered during the fall semester via Microsoft Teams.
OHIO Zanesville will host Alex Sheen, founder of the nonprofit "because I said I would" and a five-time TEDxTalk speaker, for a keynote address on Sept. 11, from 4 to 5 p.m. in Elson Hall Auditorium.
Before beginning their schoolwork, OHIO students enjoyed fireworks and fun events during Welcome Week 2025.
This summer, the Chaddock + Morrow College of Fine Arts welcomed a new leader; artist, educator, playwright and lifelong arts advocate Roxanne Schroeder-Arce.
Find out how to become a social worker, from choosing the right degree to meeting licensure requirements and starting your career.
Ohio University Eastern alumnus and Belmont County Recorder Jason Garczyk has joined the Community Connections Podcast as a co-host for its second season.
Master AI for real business impact with OHIO’s Online Artificial Intelligence Graduate Certificate, offering hands-on, practical training designed to excel in today’s fast-changing industries.
Nearly half of the U.S. population experienced record heat and humidity in June and July of 2025. Ohio University Professor of Meteorology and climatologist Ryan Fogt discusses the forces behind the uncomfortable conditions.
OHIO Eastern, OHIO Lancaster and OHIO Zanesville are proud to feature Charles Marsden as a visiting professor of recreation and sport services.
A recognized leader in social work education, Warren Galbreath has expanded programs across regional campuses and was instrumental in establishing the Bachelor of Social Work degree at OHIO Eastern.
Ohio University has launched a major system reimplementation to make the journey of becoming a Bobcat easier, faster and more intuitive.
The University periodically tests its emergency communications systems to ensure the notifications are working properly and to help familiarize its campus communities with how they will operate in an emergency.
In order to help you stay safe, OHIO’s Information Security Office, within the Office of Information Technology, will be sharing a series of informational articles throughout the academic year.
The event, which will be held from 5:30 – 7 p.m. in Alden Library, is open to all OHIO employees, retirees and alumni, as well spouses and domestic partners of OHIO employees.
