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Sheep shearing was the inspiration for filmmaker J. Makary’s 2016 short film “This is Where Wool Comes From,” which screened at the 49th Annual Athens International Film + Video Festival.
When Eric Land came to ĢƵ University as a student in 1969, he already had a great deal of experience in broadcast radio and television.
ĢƵ University Learning Community Programs celebrated their instructors, Learning Community Leaders and advocates at the annual Learning Community Programs Awards, held virtually Friday, April 1.
Students in ĢƵ University’s College of Business are being recognized for their outstanding achievements and contributions to their communities as part of 2022 award celebrations.
As finals week approaches, ĢƵ University’s Academic Achievement Center continues to provide OHIO students with top-quality tutoring.
ĢƵ University’s Office of Sustainability and campus and community partners will open Earth Week with the OHIO Earth Day Celebrations on Monday, April 18, in the Walter Hall Rotunda.
ĢƵ University is seeking nominations for its 2022-23 Presidential Research Scholars awards program.
The purpose of this notice is to increase awareness of an essential federal compliance issue and to ask your assistance in ensuring that ĢƵ University is 100% compliant.
Beginning this summer, students enrolled in courses with digital course materials will see an improvement to their tuition bills, aimed at reducing confusion and student account holds.
Learn more about enhancements to the Mail Barcode Application website.
This year’s fellowship will feature 15 trainers who will give presentations to 19 environmental journalism fellows while on ĢƵ University’s Athens campus, April 18-22.
Madry's favorite OHIO memory, and her legacy, will forever be leading the creation of the Multicultural Student Nurses Association.
A recent $750,000 partnership between Buckeye Health Plan and ĢƵ University Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine is expanding the medical knowledge base in underserved regions.
The second year of the WOUB Mentoring Program is wrapping up and has been beneficial for both current students and their mentors.
Nine OHIO students traveled with professors Sarah Wyatt and Harvey Ballard to the camp in Marshall County, Kentucky, to lay out and create a nature trail and develop educational activities.
