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Our next legacy leader is alumnus Paul Fusco, who photographed the Robert F. Kennedy funeral train from New York to Washington, DC, on June 8, 1968.
A new resource is available to the Ohio University community, courtesy of the Scripps College of Communication.
Legendary music producer Ken Ehrlich (BSJ) graduated from Ohio University with a journalism degree on June 7, 1964.
As the executive director of the Pleasantville Music Festival in New York City's northern suburbs, Bruce Figler is preparing for the first in-person concert series in three years.
Our next legacy leader participated in D-Day on June 6, 1944 – young reporter John Wilhelm.
The Scripps College of Communication will salute the history-making legacy of five alumni.
The Ohio University Board of Trustees will receive an update on the Housing Master Plan and consider two new degree programs during its meetings June 13-14.
When Ashley Laber came to Ohio University, she wasn’t sure what she wanted to study, or what kind of career she wanted to pursue after college.
Rising second-year student Jalen Tolbert placed second in a national speech and debate competition at Illinois State University, which took place April 15-18.
Ken Klein never lost touch with his alma mater. Klein has turned his sustaining connection to the University into a social media chronicle of Scripps achievement via Twitter and LinkedIn.
Sacramento’s Capital Public Radio Morning Edition Host Donna Apidone says she remembers the day clearly that she understood her career had a purpose.
The Media Tools for Professional Communication certificate is designed for professionals from all backgrounds and experience levels.
In the few short years since graduating from OHIO, VisCom alumna Mia Barnes has not only worked on but directed a top music video and more.
Steve Kurrent won 24 regional Emmy awards in his nearly 40-year career as a television director. He says without Ohio University and WOUB, none of it would have been possible.
Four Ohio University alumni won Pulitzer Prizes for their coverage of major news, including three for their efforts to cover the Jan. 6, 2021, riots at the U.S. Capitol building.
