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Ohio University biological sciences students engage in diverse summer research and internship experiences, showcasing their contributions to marine science, professional dog training and marine ecosystem surveys.
Keith Turner was a broadcast journalism major who graduated in 2014.
The two candidates for President of the United States are preparing to debate next week (Sept. 10), and those involved in OHIO’s Speech and Debate Team have some simple advice – be prepared.
OHIO's Global Consulting Program provides students from all majors with opportunities to work as part of a cross-cultural consulting team to solve authentic business problems abroad.
The Nelsonville Music Festival Production program catered to several media interests and provided students with a laid-back environment to first experience working a live event.
In July, the Summer Law and Trial Institute (SLTI) welcomed 24 high school students from across the state of Ohio both to Athens and to the practice of law.
OHIO students immersed themselves in the annual media festival and conference, where they connected with industry leaders, attended panels and workshops, and discovered new career paths.
A group of current and former WOUB students won an Ohio Valley Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences 2024 College Student Production Award for their work on Gridiron Glory.
Raise your glasses, because at Ohio University, beer isn't just a drink—it's an education.
The OHIO students who worked at Nelsonville Music Festival's Creekside Stage were instrumental in its production and will essentially make or break the resulting Sycamore Sessions this fall.
The STEM interns were connected to a variety of local camps, workshops and youth programs to deliver STEM activities to spark youth curiosity in STEM fields.
Gridiron Glory (GG) returns to WOUB for its 25th season this Friday, August 23, at 11:30 p.m.
Participants in the study abroad experience can earn six Ohio University credits, learn about the culture of food in Sicily and get hands-on experience tasting and making Sicilian dishes.
This summer, 22 arts administration graduate students spread out across the U.S. to apply their learning and make meaningful contributions in the field.
With the start of fall semester just around the corner, the Summer Internship Program has ended. But the students who participated took full advantage of the opportunity to gain valuable training.
