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As a Bobcat, Jon Zellner set a goal to work at all seven campus radio stations. He did that and more. His journey to president of iHeartMedia shows how passion, persistence and connection can lead to the top of the audio industry.
We talked to the president of OHIO’s ASL Club about the best (and fastest) way to begin if you’re interested in learning American Sign Language.
By leveraging Canvas for community building and developing new AI-powered career resources, OHIO is tackling the isolation of asynchronous learning.
The free, community-focused event will feature a continuing education presentation, an agency fair and a panel discussion highlighting regional social work professionals.
OHIO's Russ College of Engineering and Technology will celebrate National Engineers Week on Feb. 22-28 with a wide range of events for students, faculty, staff, alumni and community residents.
Ohio University students are invited to learn more about the Ohio Space Grant Consortium scholarship programs.
Beginning in the summer of 2026, Ohio University will retire its existing academic logo and word mark and move to a one logo system, embracing the arched OHIO as its primary mark across both academics and athletics.
Dr. Muriel Gallego received a national award for her comprehensive redesign of the graduate teaching assistant training program for Spanish instructors.
The event will be hosted by the Chinese Language Students Association (CLSA) and the Chinese Program in the Department of Linguistics in the College of Arts and Sciences.
Ohio University Eastern is honoring the life and legacy of Professor Michael “Mike” Schor, whose dedication to students and commitment to higher education left a lasting imprint across the University.
Horseback riding, archery, synchronized skating, oh my! Ohio University is home to 44 club sports teams, each one offering opportunities for competition, leadership, and camaraderie.
The Path to Open program is a groundbreaking initiative from JSTOR designed to transform access to high‑quality academic work.
Jackie Rees Ulmer will step down as dean of Ohio University’s College of Business in June 2026 after 5 ½ years in the role and return to teaching.
A new study led by OHIO's Madelyn Hill found that more than half of college students experience loneliness — with the heaviest social media users reporting the highest levels of isolation.
Steven Nourse, vice president-legal for AEP Ohio, appreciates the many public-private partnerships fostered by the George V. Voinovich School of Leadership and Public Service,
