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The College of Health Sciences and Professions is hosting a virtual research colloquium event, "How to Publish your Research," on Monday, March 29. The event is open to all OHIO graduate students.
Join the University-hosted virtual pep rally from noon to 1:30 p.m. EDT on Monday, March 22.
Over the past year, in the midst of everything 2020 threw at us, Ohio University embarked on a journey to better articulate our University’s story—our brand.
University Libraries will host a workshop on March 25 that will help attendees build their scholarly profile to make their research easier to find.
G. Kenner Bush Jr., an iconic and beloved member of the Athens and Ohio University community, passed away at the age of 86 on Feb 28, 2021.
For the past nearly 30 years, the University has worked to preserve a storied piece of Athens, American medical and architectural history by investing in The Ridges.
Through this program faculty and staff will develop capacity for community engaged teaching and scholarly activity.
University leadership has provided employees with a token of appreciation to recognize their hard work and perseverance during these tumultuous times.
Ohio University’s iconic cherry trees draw attention each year, as their blooms symbolize the arrival of spring in Athens.
The biennial award recognizes Voinovich School faculty and staff who exhibit outstanding leadership and honors the legacy of Sen. George V. Voinovich.
OHIO faculty and staff have access to study resources for over 25 popular third-party professional certification programs.
Ohio University and the City of Athens’ Take Back the Night event will offer various ways to support survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, dating violence, stalking and harassment.
This recognition is Classified Senate’s way of awarding those employees who have shown outstanding individual achievement and performance of their jobs.
OHIO professor Winfried Just’s new book "COVID-19 Unmasked: The News, the science and common sense" tackles the persistent and sometimes controversial questions people have been asking in a new way.
OHIO's Patton College of Education is implementing the first ever hip-hop based education program to prepare pre-service teachers to incorporate culturally relevant pedagogy into the classroom.
