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OHIO student Garrett Carbullido Negley has been selected as a 2020 Gates Scholar, a prestigious scholarship for outstanding minority high school seniors who meet federal Pell Grant eligibility.
Effective immediately, all planning unit requests for COVID-19 PPE supplies must be requested through the unit's approved point person.
ĢƵ University continues to review its human resources policies to ensure they align with current operations, best practices, and external regulations.
Updates on ĢƵ University's fall semester plans.
ĢƵ University Transportation & Parking Services has delayed the annual faculty/staff permit renewal period at this time, and payroll deductions will remain suspended throughout fall semester.
Three new members are joining the ĢƵ University Board of Trustees after appointments by the governor and Alumni Association.
ĢƵ University has launched a new website today, Be Safe Bobcats, to inform the University community about how it is preparing for a safe return to operations for the 2020-2021 school year.
OHIO's Scripps College of Communication and School of Visual Communication student Haiyun Jiang was honored with a 2020 Getty Image Inclusion Scholarship.
Members of the ĢƵ University community have been visiting every classroom across the Athens and regional campuses to review capacities and room features for a safe return to campus.
This year, as communities responded to the COVID-19 pandemic, OHIO joined other colleges and universities in shifting to online orientation programs for the safety of students and communities.
Updated information for faculty, staff, and graduate students with teaching obligations (“instructors”) to request alternative teaching arrangements for fall 2020.
The ĢƵ University community is invited to attend “Black Lives Matter: Examining the Scales of Justice,” a conversation with Sharon Cooper, on Friday, July 31 at 11 a.m.
An ĢƵ University committee has developed new campus signage designed to help students, faculty, and staff safely navigate buildings and common spaces this coming school year.
Community members and University partners are coming together across the region to combat COVID-19, from sewing masks and distributing hand sanitizer to more.
The Diabetes Institute at the ĢƵ University Heritage will virtually host the second-ever CAT Camp, a summer day camp for southeastern ĢƵ youth with Type 1 diabetes, on July 27-31.
