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The Landing Zone training was created to assist individuals who are committed to providing resources and aid to veteran students at Ohio University.
This annual training is a source of information for program administrators and hiring staff on how to run a successful camp, program, or event in compliance with Policy 03.010: Minors on Campus.
The national Campus Race to Zero Waste challenge encourages colleges and universities to reduce their waste through various competitions.
The students from the School of Media Arts and Studies who participated in the music production master class at Joel Hamilton’s Studio G in Brooklyn found new skills while affirming their career path.
Alumnus Pete Stoy came to Ohio University thinking he was preparing for law school. Instead, he turned his philosophy degree into a career in health-care executive leadership,.
Unioto High School junior Maycee Smith is getting a jump on her college career by taking courses at Ohio University Chillicothe as a College Credit Plus student.
The Alternatives’ 2023 international biennial juried photo show, “Image as Object,” features a range of image making practices under the umbrella of photography, in the Ohio University Art Gallery in Seigfred Hall.
This year’s theme is “Technology trends (from A.I. to ChatGPT) to improve student-learning outcomes,” and the conference will be held April 25 – 28.
Ohio University’s annual siblings’ weekend will take place Feb. 3-5 on the Athens campus.
Ryan Sheehan, a history major in the Honors Tutorial College, presented his work on the Capetian dynasty of French kings at the fall 2022 Midwest Medieval History Conference.
Ohio University will host two nationally-recognized authors and experts in their respective fields this March as part of the 2023 Kennedy Lecture Series and the Frontiers in Science Lecture Series.
When Tali Pinhas decided to take a full load of courses as a College Credit Plus student with the Ohio Virtual Academy, she chose Ohio University Chillicothe for its proximity to her home.
When Marlon Primes came to Ohio University from Akron, Ohio in the early 1980s, he wanted to be a news anchor or reporter. Little did he know that he would end up using his voice in a different way.
Keeping Bobcats Informed for Feb. 1, 2023
Technology-oriented students working at WOUB Public Media now have the opportunity to be awarded a $2,000 scholarship – thanks to former WOUB Radio and TV Engineer Ed Williams.
