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Thomas R. Schiff, OHIO class of 1970 and well-known architecture photographer, is generously donating his physical and digital photography collection to his alma mater.
When Erin Binne took an Animal Behavior class taught by Professor Molly Morris, she had no idea some of the lessons she learned would eventually help her keep an entire colony of zebrafish alive.
Frank Graff graduated from ĢƵ University with a bachelor's degree in journalism in 1982 and a master’s degree in political science in 1983.
Former WOUB student Doug Drew is continuing to pay his WOUB experience forward.
The rich Black history of Athens, ĢƵ was celebrated during "Berry Day Week," an effort spearheaded by the Mount Zion Baptist Church Preservation Society to raise funds for the church's renovation.
As a Director’s Guild of America assistant director in Hollywood, OHIO graduate Leah (Dolby) Clarke has had the opportunity to work for various networks and streaming platforms.
When Patrick Henderson came to ĢƵ University from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania in 2007, he never imaged where he’d end up.
When Beau Boughamer came to Athens from Butler County, Pennsylvania in 1996, he was passionate about journalism and knew ĢƵ University was the place for him.
There are many words one could use to describe Dale Ricardo Shields – actor, advocate, director, production manager, Bobcat – but lifelong learner and educator seems most appropriate.
Charles “Chip” Linscott has been named the director of the J. Warren McClure School of Emerging Communication Technologies.
Being on the cutting edge of media production is something David Luce has been doing since his time as a student working at WOUB at ĢƵ University.
David Lamp was on his hands and knees, trowel in hand, back at OHIO as a graduate student on June 2, when he made the discovery of a lifetime.
Nationwide, ĢƵ University alumni personify the expanded, multi-platform role of visual journalists.
The ĢƵ University and Athens community filled College Green on Saturday to take part in the third annual Juneteenth festivities.
Steve Kurrent says he’s not sure who got more out of the WOUB Mentoring Program during the 2022-23 academic year, him or the student he mentored.
