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The fall 2020 issue of Ohio Today magazine is available to Ohio University faculty and staff online and at distribution points on each campus.
A group of journalism students and professors from Ohio University and Manchester Metropolitan University came together for a virtual newsroom that closely followed the live election results.
I am happy to report that we continue to have relatively low numbers of positive COVID-19 tests results from students and employees across all Ohio University campuses.
Jamie (McCoy) Chaney is a 2016 Ohio University Chillicothe graduate who is now a court/victim advocate for domestic violence.
This year the application cycle has begun earlier in the year and applications to become a Learning Community Leader are now being accepted. The deadline to apply is Friday, Feb. 12.
The Ebony Bobcat Network, Dr. Michele Curtis Penick, 1966 Endowed Scholarship will benefit students majoring in early childhood and elementary education.
Self-care resources, virtual tailgate and spring updates
Protect yourself and others by scheduling an appointment at one of the OhioHealth Campus Care flu shot clinics this month.
Ohio University’s Hugh M. Culbertson Chapter of the Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) was recently recognized for their outstanding newsletter with the Dr. F.H. Teahan Award.
Gerry Krzic, director of the Ohio Program of Intensive English (OPIE), leads an organization that helps the American public better understand the development of modern-day Korea.
On Monday, Nov. 2, 2020, Ohio University learned of a positive COVID-19 case with a caregiver in one of the toddler classrooms at the Child Development Center.
Ohio University’s College of Business is encouraging students to support local businesses through a new Instagram contest, #LoveAthensKeepItLocal. The contest is open to any student.
“The (Mis)Representation of People of Color in Research” will be held on Monday, Nov. 9, from noon to 1:30 p.m.
The Ohio University community mourns the loss of Dr. Mark Alicke, professor of psychology, due to an accident at his home on Oct. 23, according to his obituary.
Two strategic initiatives—reimagining space utilization and digital transformation—have found unexpected challenges and opportunities as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.
