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University College is excited to announce the recipients of the Richard K. Brackin Scholarship to specialized studies majors Mercadies George and Ghaelyn Gold Grimes.
India is currently reporting more than 350,000 COVID cases per day — more than any other country since the pandemic began.
Oumarou Abdoulaye Balarabe, a doctoral student in the Patton College’s Higher Education program, has been elected the new Holmes Council president.
High school students from Southeastern ĢƵ can apply now for the free Summer Law & Trial Institute offered virtually by ĢƵ University from June 13-21, 2021.
Drafted to the Toronto Blue Jays before getting his degree, Tim Mayza later earned his bachelor’s. After an injury, he pursued an Online Master of Sports Administration while rehabbing. His dedication to his sports and academic careers highlights his commitment to success in the sports industry.
The University is embracing a model for our workplace that will enable more flexibility, adapt to evolving team and University needs, and optimize collaborative work.
OIT is looking for Bobcats to help shape the future student experience at OHIO by providing feedback on the Digital Transformation Initiative.
The National Archives Foundation will host a virtual talk with Dr. Katherine Jellison discussing “Celebrated, Controversial, Reluctant, and Political: U.S. First Ladies” on April 29, at 5 p.m.
Dr. Roche has dedicated herself to researching the experiences of women in the military, recently conducting two studies looking at women exposed to combat and how leadership impacts mental health.
Sarah Lifer, an ĢƵ University senior from Jeromesville, ĢƵ, has been selected by ĢƵ Campus Compact as a recipient of the Charles J. Ping Student Service Legacy Award.
The office of Student Accessibility Services has awarded its 2020-2021 Accessibility Ally Awards to Gaby Castaneda Gleason and MaryKathyrine Tran.
The ninth annual Appalachian ĢƵ State of the Region Conference will be held virtually May 11 to May 13 to foster collaboration and share innovation in Appalachian ĢƵ.
Madi Moore set foot on OHIO's campus as a biochemistry major in the first full cohort of the OHIO Honors Program in fall 2019, with previous coursework completed Moore will be the first OHP graduate.
In preparation for a much more normal fall semester, OHIO COVID Operations has streamlined some of its COVID-19-related services.
The students of ĢƵ University’s Brick City Records (BCR) have made the most of their time during the COVID-19 pandemic, and will host an end-of-year show on YouTube April 25.
