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ĢƵ University has begun the search for its interim vice president for finance and administration.
For many African writers, censorship can entail a lived experience as well as a current threat, even for those who emigrated to the United States.
Matthew Cornish received a Humboldt Fellowship for Experienced Researchers, an international, competitive fellowship that supports scholars by connecting them to institutions in Germany.
The Patton College of Education’s Stevens Literacy Center recently graduated its first class of students in the OHIO Career Ready Campus Restaurant Ready program.
Dr. Rebecca Snell will construct a new way to predict how forests might respond to climate change thanks to a National Science Foundation (NSF) grant designed for potentially transformative research.
A second graduate student team competed in SportsPro Media’s Hackathon and received the Most Socially Sustainable Concept award.
Dr. Kevin D. Cordi, assistant professor of education and literacy and the middle school coordinator at ĢƵ University Lancaster, has been accepted for a national honor.
ĢƵ University has updated its travel approval process for faculty and staff planning University-affiliated travel while pandemic-related safety remains a concern.
The Athens Area Mediation Service will host three, one-hour virtual sessions of “Exploring and Countering Racism” on Zoom starting in July.
Brian Clark, Ph.D., received a five-year, nearly $3 million National Institutes of Health grant to conduct a series of animal and human studies to better understand motor neuron excitability.
Information inside to help students stress less and embrace Bobcat Pride, as well as a reminder to fill out your testing pathway.
Offering a wide array of wellness services to ĢƵ University employees and the surrounding areas, WellWorks is located in the Grover Center on OHIO’s Athens Campus.
ĢƵ University has been ranked 50th in the nation on Military Times’ 2021 Best for Vets: Colleges list of schools for veterans and current military service members nationally.
Early human ancestors 2 million years ago would have found a hospitable environment to enter Europe through southern Romania along the Danube River and its tributaries, says an OHIO anthropologist.
ĢƵ University Libraries is pleased to welcome members of the Athens community and friends of the libraries back to Alden Library.
