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"There is no better way to soak up London literature, art, and culture than to visit the city that inspired it," said Carey Snyder.
Jenn McClain Eskey gleans lessons from the classroom and her own experiences, including military service, parenthood, bakery owner and volunteer firefighter.
Eight Ohio University senior Army ROTC cadets scattered around the world over the summer for Cadet Troop Leader Training and Project GO opportunities.
OHIO alumnus Casey Galligan will discuss “The Clean Water Act: An Overview of One Ambitious Environmental Law’s Attempts to Preserve and Improve Our Nation’s Surface Waters.”
A staff attorney with Southeastern Ohio Legal Services in Athens, Caitlyn McDaniel is mentoring undergraduate interns who are also interested in providing legal aid to low-income Ohioans.
The English Department's creative writing program presents visiting nonfiction writer poet Kathy Fagan giving a public reading of her work on Oct. 13.
The tour was developed by Ohio University history students who wanted to highlight the story of Black perseverance, Black Education, and Black opportunity.
The Center for Advising, Career and Experiential Learning seeks to expand access to experiential learning opportunities through stewardship grants and student awards.
The College of Arts and Sciences is seeking nominations by Sept. 28 of faculty, staff and students to serve on a new Inclusive Excellence Committee.
Day nine--the mock trial--was totally worth the work, according to the high school students in the 2022 Summer Law and Trial Institute.
Students can discover the rich religious and political history of medieval Rome over spring break, March 11-18, and complete OHIO requirements.
College of Arts & Sciences is seeking nominations for a Faculty Advisory Committee by Sept. 28.
Ohio University students are invited to submit their best Athens County nature pics to the OHIO Wildlife and Nature Photography Scholarship Competition.
Ryan Wagner has left a lot of footprints across the state of Ohio—most of them muddy ones.
The Center for Law, Justice & Culture invites undergraduate students from all majors to apply for the Certificate in Law, Justice & Culture at Ohio University by Oct. 7.
