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Microsoft has released a preview of a new version of the Teams app for Windows and Macs.
“ShiningGirls” is neither an average play, nor podcast event. Unlike a traditional play, audiences are not confined to a seat but rather are invited to explore the theatrical space with the actors.
Tristen Luken is a first year graduate student in the Arts Administration program. She completed a thesis project based on her family history with Athens and OHIO.
'I can’t picture myself anywhere else'⏤OHIO grad works to create stability and offer hope to struggling children and families through her career in social work.
ĢƵ University's Fall 2023 Commencement took place Dec. 16 on the Athens campus. Here's a glimpse into the day's events and the remarkable achievements of our graduates.
OHIO Libraries’ John Canter will participate in the ĢƵLINK cohort to become an Open Educational Resources (OER) specialist librarian through the Open Education Network (OEN).
Ethan Sands just graduated from OHIO in 2021, but the journalism major was recently named the co-host of Cleveland.com’s Wine and Gold Talk podcast, which provides coverage of the Cleveland Cavaliers.
Students can apply now for the student trustee position and serve on the ĢƵ University Board of Trustees during the next academic year.
OHIO Chillicothe alumnus Ben Karst has charted a unique career path marked by a passion for education and a commitment to community involvement.
The historic partnership between ĢƵ University and Chubu University has benefited students, faculty and staff at both institutions in countless ways over the last 50 years.
While the recent redesign of the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) has led to a delay in its opening to Dec. 31 this year, students and parents can get ready now.
Interning in Senator Sherrod Brown’s press office in Washington, DC enhanced key journalism and communications skills for two OHIO journalism majors.
Bob Hynes, a long-standing ĢƵ University administrator, passed away late this past October.
Students from the Chinese language program, Chinese Language Student Association and International Student Union visited the Cleveland Museum of Art for a major Chinese art exhibit.
Lindsay McNeal always knew she wanted to be a teacher and she knew she wanted to find her future in her own community.
