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The African American Studies Department will present the second Ted Rose Lecture Series, featuring a talk on "The Power of Black Lives Matter: American Liberalism and Inequality After George Floyd."
The Patton College is proud to feature Professor Agreement Lathi Jotia, University of Botswana’s School of Graduate Studies Acting Dean, as December’s Alum of the Month.
ĢƵ University alumnus Francisco Cintrón said a Western Civilization course at OHIO drew him into history, particularly the history of the medieval Islamic world.
Over the years, Passion Works and OHIO have created a partnership that has allowed for students to intern and volunteer, taking with them new skills and experiences.
Just when ĢƵ University alumna Kristin Osborne '18 was questioning herself and her career plans, along came Dr. Jaclyn Maxwell's spring break program in Rome.
For the newest class of cadets in ĢƵ University’s Army ROTC program, affectionately known as the Bobcat Battalion, love of country—and love for OHIO—literally runs in the family.
The Patton College is proud to feature Farhan Haque as November’s Alum of the Month. Farhan is the first-place winner in the Student Best Paper Competition at the master’s level.
There were many Bettys. Arranger and composer of music for dance for Broadway, films and television; consummate pianist; inspiring teacher for two generations of dance students.
A recent ĢƵToday article featured an OHIO Zanesville alumna who overcame adversity to realize her academic dreams on the regional campuses.
ĢƵ Today features OHIO's new president, Chemistry Building, Vibrancy Theater, and One OHIO initiative and celebrates an alumnus who is about to make world history and advance OHIO’s legacy in space.
Alumni volunteers lend their voices and a personal touch to help recruit future Bobcats
ĢƵ University Voinovich School of Leadership and Public Service graduate Kenneth Wilson, MPA ‘93, found himself at ĢƵ University almost by surprise.
The E.W. Scripps School of Journalism is honoring former physics and mathematics student, Carr Van Anda, by hosting the Carr Van Anda Symposium on campus Oct. 19.
OHIO’s Student Accessibility Services will host a virtual presentation by alumnus Don Finley entitled “Thriving with ADHD” from 7 to 8 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 19.
Emily Mullin is an award-winning science journalist – and one of only 21 of her distinguished peers selected as this year’s Knight Science Journalism Project Fellows at MIT.
