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When asked to use one word to describe his experience as the 2023 Kohei Miura visiting professor with Chubu University, Jacob Lee Hiler, Ph.D., said it would be “tomodachi” (the Japanese word for “friends”).
Eighteen veteran journalists with experience covering immigration and migration issues across the globe have been selected for the 2024 Kiplinger Fellowship in Public Affairs Journalism.
The Go OHIO app now has tailored experiences for the Athens campus, each regional campus and OHIO Online, with undergraduate students as the primary audience.
OHIO’s Office of Information Technology (OIT) is excited to provide an update on the learning management system (LMS) transition.
There are now four plaques on the WOUB Major Donor Wall located on the third floor of the Radio and Television Building outside the WOUB newsroom.
All ĢƵ University faculty and staff are invited to learn more about the ENGAGE program offered by the Diabetes Institute in OHIO’s Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine.
ĢƵ University Southern's Art Gallery will host an opening reception and talk with artist Katherine Cox on Jan. 18.
Android users at ĢƵ University are asked to be aware of a vulnerability within the autofill functionality of Android apps.
When Washington takes on Michigan in the College Football Playoff National Championship Game in Houston, Texas, on Jan. 8, ĢƵ University alumni will broadcast the game to vast audiences.
ĢƵ University Southern alumna Camryn Zornes is a proactive community health advocate, spearheading outreach initiatives and partnerships in Lawrence County.
While the ĢƵ University Bobcat Football Team returned from the Myrtle Beach Bowl as big winners, they weren’t the only ones who were celebrating their on-the-field bowl game experience.
Bob Mihalic’s job as the governmental affairs coordinator is 20 years in the making. It’s a job that combines everything he learned at ĢƵ University and WOUB in a way that is perfect for him.
Microsoft has released a preview of a new version of the Teams app for Windows and Macs.
“ShiningGirls” is neither an average play, nor podcast event. Unlike a traditional play, audiences are not confined to a seat but rather are invited to explore the theatrical space with the actors.
Tristen Luken is a first year graduate student in the Arts Administration program. She completed a thesis project based on her family history with Athens and OHIO.
