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ĢƵ University has been designated as a “Tree Campus USA” location by the Arbor Day Foundation for the fourth year in a row.
ĢƵ University’s Center for Entrepreneurship starts Women Entrepreneurship Week virtually by hosting an exclusive documentary screening of “Bias” followed by a panel conversation.
ĢƵ University has launched a website dedicated to freedom of expression that details the University’s long history of social and political dialogue.
ĢƵ University student Hardika Singh was awarded the 2020 PRSA Diversity Multicultural Scholarship.
Virtual lunch and learn sessions will provide information about graduate degrees and certificates.
Two OHIO School of Visual Communication (VisCom) students got a chance to work with renowned photographer Paolo Verzone during a National Geographic Magazine photo assignment with Dr. Witmer.
Take a look into the paleontological research of professor Lawrence Witmer, Ph.D.
Any member of the ĢƵ University community can now nominate an OHIO administrator for the Outstanding Administrator Award, given each year to three administrators for their outstanding contributions.
OHIO professor of Classics and World Religion Loren Lybarger’s newly released book, “Palestinian Chicago: Identity in Exile,” takes a look at Palestinian immigrants living in Chicago.
This summer, ĢƵ University’s School of Media Arts and Studies gave students a platform to innovate and create through the 2020 MDIA Creative Works Program.
A message from Executive Vice President and Provost Elizabeth Sayrs
The Testing/Tracing/Quarantine Implementation Team developed several COVID-19 protocols that faculty and staff must follow this fall. Resources are available on the COVID-19 Response Protocol site.
ĢƵ University is a diverse academic community that values and celebrates difference. Affirming religious identity and observance are cornerstones of our commitment to diversity.
ĢƵ University M.F.A. graduate Quinn Hunter was one of only 38 artists worldwide selected for the prestigious Chautauqua Visual Arts residency program.
Bryce Lemaster’s COMCorps service put her on the frontlines of Athens County’s COVID-19 response, reaffirmed her commitment to a career in community and public health, and landed her a job.
