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The Sustainability Committee is seeking a faculty member to oversee and coordinate collaborative sustainability research, engagement, and curriculum efforts for the Sustainable Infrastructure Hub.
The ĢƵ University Board of Trustees approved the final phase of the Clippinger Renovation Strategy and received budget and enrollment updates during its October meetings.
ĢƵ University’s incoming freshman class has set a new record for the highest average high school grade point average, climbing to an average of 3.58.
The Society of Photographic Illustrators (SPI) is an organization on the Athens Campus that has done an excellent job engaging members through the current virtual world.
The Grammy Award nominee and critically acclaimed American mezzo-soprano who enjoys the moniker “queer girl with a nose ring,” Jamie Barton brought her 21st Century style to classical voice students.
New Student Senate president Ian Carter shared the secret to his success in an online learning environment – it may surprise you.
OHIO depends on student Orientation Leaders to help welcome and guide incoming students and their families and guests through the orientation process.
In an age of global connectivity, OHIO students are learning skills of international collaboration to address pressing issues of global environmental change within different regional contexts.
OCIP builds on the successes of its summer virtual experience to offer a similar program during the spring semester for all undergraduate students.
Ian Carter, newly-elected president of Student Senate, says it's challenging to meet people during the pandemic, but it is possible.
Don’t miss your shot to fight the flu!
Dr. Kim Thompson, the Office of Sustainability’s new Sustainable Living Hub Coordinator, will discuss Hub initiatives during the Sustainable Living Hub Seminar on Monday, Oct. 12.
The Student Software Engineering Program provides students studying computer science the opportunity to gain hands-on experiences.
Installing utility-scale solar energy in ĢƵ could support more than 54,000 construction jobs, generate up to $67.5 million in local tax revenues annually and power over 1.5 million ĢƵ homes.
As we begin the second week of phase two, we are faced with many challenges.
