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To make commencement go as smooth as possible, OHIO has compiled need-to-know information for the approximately 900 students who are expected to participate in the commencement ceremony.
his first-of-its-kind award will recognize one full-time faculty member nominee from each MAC institution that has demonstrated a dedication to student success.
With the holiday season approaching, University Human Resources reminds employees and departmental leaders of the guidelines surrounding flexible work schedules and flexible work spaces.
Ohio University transferred to a new photo storage system that will improve access and facilitate the creation and distribution of digital assets across colleges and departments.
Over the last several days, a great deal of misinformation has been circulating on campus about our University budget planning process.
Faculty and alumni inspire new focus on rural students who face dire inequity.
In October, a representative from NASPA’s Culture of Respect visited OHIO’s own Culture of Respect task force to offer suggestions on improving current policies and programming.
Ohio University School of Dance presents its annual Fall Senior Dance concert, “The Sensing Body,” a culminating project for Bachelor of Fine Arts dance majors.
The weekly OHIO News email will be sent out on Wednesday, Nov. 27, because of the University’s observance of Thanksgiving on Thursday, Nov. 28.
OHIO professor Dr. Haley Duschinski testified before members of Congress examining the human rights situation in the former state of Kashmir.
One of Athens’ most historical and cultural buildings, the Mt. Zion Baptist Church, has been selected by the NEA as one of three national sites to host a rural design workshop.
Ohio University has been named to two national rating lists for its sustainability efforts.
Across Ohio, journalists have been holding community conversations to ask: What will it take to make life better here?
The OHIO LGBT Center will host the Trans* Day of Remembrance at 7 p.m, Nov. 20. The annual event honors the memories of transgender people who were killed due to anti-transgender prejudice.
Ohio University associate professor in the Scripps College of Communication Dr. j.w. Smith was awarded the fifth annual Athena Award.
