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Growing up in Athens, Laurel Wamsley has vivid memories of sitting in the back of her parents’ car listening to WOUB FM Radio.
Paul Miller (BSJ ‘47) reflects on his OHIO experience in the 1940's and the journalism career he built.
When listening to the news breaks on WOUB radio, you’ve probably heard reports from Sarah Donaldson at the Ohio Public Radio Statehouse News Bureau.
Ohio University's professional theater company Tantrum Theater will present “9 to 5 the Musical,” from Feb. 29 to March 9 in the Forum Theater.
The Libraries will host celebrated author E.M. Tran at an Authors @ Alden presentation to discuss her novel, “Daughters of the New Year,” on Thursday, Feb. 29 at 3 p.m.
Ohio University will celebrate its 220th birthday over the Founders Day Weekend, Feb. 17-18.
Thomas Garverick came to OHIO with plans of working in sports broadcasting. However, COVID changed that, and Garverick says he wouldn’t have been prepared to follow a new path without WOUB.
When you’ve watched WOUB TV or listened to WOUB radio lately, you may have heard a voice on promotions that you recognized.
Ohio University students, faculty, staff, alumni and friends are invited to attend a special information session about the Dynamic Strategy process on Monday, Feb. 19.
Sarah Coates, an alumna of Ohio University Chillicothe, has returned to her alma mater as an assistant professor of instruction, where she combines her passions for nursing and teaching.
Taking place in the building that inspired the story, “Free Man of Color” will return to OHIO on Feb. 10, at 3 p.m. for a reading 20 years after the play’s initial development and performance.
Kelsi Steele knew from a very young age that she wanted to have a career that combined journalism with sports.
OHIO graduate Bianca Hillier will kick off the "WOUB Wednesday" virtual speaker series on Feb. 14.
This annual event recognizes individuals, businesses and non-profit organizations that embody the ideals championed by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., promoting equality, justice and unity in the community.
Suzanne Hargrove has brought her career full circle after getting her start working at WOUB, when she thought she wanted a career in sports broadcasting.
