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Ohio University and the Voinovich School of Leadership and Public Service celebrated a legacy of public service excellence during the annual Ohio University State Government Alumni Luncheon.
OHIO alum Suzanne Hargrove, the vice president/executive producer at PRETTYBIRD in Los Angeles, was named Executive Producer of the Year at the Ad Age A-List and Creativity Awards.
An immersive, scenario-based virtual reality training series developed by Ohio University will serve as the centerpiece for the State of Ohio’s “Ohio Peace Officer Training Academy (OPOTA),” a program that will help train approximately 30,000 law enforcement professionals across the state.
Through teaching a new 5G Readiness Certification, Ohio University will help expand the broadband workforce and provide Southeast Ohioans with reliable, affordable internet access.
Kwamina Kurefi (K.K.) Edonu is headed into his final year of graduate school with a big addition to his curriculum vitae - first place in Michigan State University’s Society of News Design contest.
Ohio University graduate Jon Snyder was awarded the Konneker Medal for Commercialization and Entrepreneurship at the Ohio University Inventors Dinner.
KJ Mueller was pleasantly surprised when he learned that he would receive $950 as the recipient of the Leonard E. Auerbach Regional Reps Scholarship.
Ohio University honored faculty award winners for the 2023-24 academic year during the Faculty Awards and Recognition Ceremony held May 1 in Walter Hall.
Patricia Marcano Meza, a Fulbright Scholar, is both excited and nervous for the national premiere of a new documentary called "A Dangerous Assignment: Uncovering Corruption in Maduro’s Venezuela."
When Kim Kanner and Dan Lannon worked together at WOUB while they were students, neither of them ever imagined that more than a decade later they’d both be part of the leadership team at ESPN.
The last couple of years have been emotionally and physically draining for Erin Clark, a staff photographer at the Boston Globe, as she's covered several challenging stories.
At eight years old, Adrianna Michaels knew she wanted to be the person on television telling you the weather.
Educating the entertainment industry's future leaders.
Ashley Frye is still in shock after learning she received $2,000 in support for next school year because she received The Larry and JoAnn Katz Family Scholarship.
Weaving together meaningful stories with those who live them
