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A unique online celebration was held for nursing seniors graduating early from ĢƵ University's School of Nursing. The April 18 conferral of degrees supported the call for healthcare reinforcement.
OHIO students in the Museum Studies Certificate Program have worked to develop an exhibition that demonstrates the fundamental idea that storytelling is the essence of the interpretive process.
Students may not have the opportunity to hunker down at Alden Library for this semester’s finals, but OHIO Libraries are still offering virtual ways to help students through their final week.
School of Theater playwright Inna Tsyrlin’s “Stitched with a Sickle and a Hammer” is among the finalists selected for the 16th Alliance/Kendeda National Graduate Playwriting Competition.
The annual award celebrates the important work of faculty and staff across campus whose strong advising makes a positive impact on students’ academic careers.
The new Employees page will include direct links to information that is frequently accessed, including links to many of the University’s academic, administration and financial resources pages.
The Communication Fellows program began in 2018 to bolster innovation in communication education in the state of ĢƵ. Fellows receive financial stipends, mentorship and continuing education credit.
Two OHIO College of Fine Arts students will compete virtually in the 3rd Annual NextGen: Finding the Voices of Tomorrow vocal competition on Friday, April 24 and Saturday, April 25 at 8 p.m.
Each time that you pivot to address the unforeseen challenge or season each day brings, know that you’re making OHIO proud.
Former Marine Colonel Jay Johnson, director of the George V. Voinovich Academy for Excellence in Public Service, is leading efforts to provide turnkey training for public servants and leaders.
Students from OHIO’s E.W. Scripps School of Journalism won top prize in four categories in the Society of Professional Journalists Region 4 Mark of Excellence contest.
ĢƵ University's May 16-17 planned electrical outage on the Athens Campus has been postponed. The third party contractor is no longer able to complete the work at that time due to COVID-19.
Four graduate students received the 2020 Graduate Associate Outstanding Teaching Award (GAOTA).
LIGHTS Regional Innovation Network is helping local entrepreneurs, startups and small businesses adapt to a digital workplace and manufacture personal protective equipment during COVID-19 pandemic.
Four faculty members received the University Professor award during the 50th annual distribution, which recognizes outstanding teaching at the University.
