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Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine and First Lady Fran DeWine visited the Ross County Health District COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic at the OHIO Chillicothe Shoemaker Center on Wednesday, March 17.
Congratulations to OHIO Men’s Basketball for advancing to the second round in the NCAA tournament, and to the women for their strong play in the WNIT.
The program recognizes excellence in Ohio University Culinary Services employees.
Dean Jackie Rees Ulmer shares what her first month at Ohio University has been like and what excites her most about leading the College of Business.
Ohio University’s second Giving Day starts at midnight on April 21, inviting supporters to come together to celebrate and strengthen the unique features that make Ohio’s first university its finest.
The Faculty Advisory Board of the Margaret Boyd Scholars Program exists to support past, current and future scholars as the program evolves to meet the needs of its students.
This discussion will provide tools for personal reflection and strategies to engage in meaningful and useful dialogue in addressing uncomfortable situations.
OHIO is proud to announce it's one of 16 institutions participating in the APLU's Powered by Publics initiative to receive additional investment and support to advance student-centered transformation.
The College of Health Sciences and Professions is hosting a virtual research colloquium event, "How to Publish your Research," on Monday, March 29. The event is open to all OHIO graduate students.
Ingo Trauschweizer links past and present efforts to maintain a peaceful world in his latest book, “Temple of Peace: International Cooperation and Stability since 1945.”
Club sports at Ohio University invites students to play a variety of sports and meet students with similar interests.
Join the University-hosted virtual pep rally from noon to 1:30 p.m. EDT on Monday, March 22.
Through this program faculty and staff will develop capacity for community engaged teaching and scholarly activity.
Ohio University was the first institution in Ohio—and one of the first in the country—to introduce the idea of a four-year flat rate for tuition and fees.
It’s the little things. The classic grid of West Green. Finding your favorite professor in your favorite coffee shop. A smile from a stranger on Court Street.
