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All members of the OHIO community are invited to the event, which will also celebrate administrative staff members who have reached significant service milestones and those who retire in 2025.
The OURC/Baker Fund program provides support for research, scholarship and creative activity at Ohio University.
Ohio University students contribute to Nature Publishing Group journal using WHO data and classroom-based research.
Ohio University will welcome Pulitzer Prize winning and best-selling author Colson Whitehead to campus during the fall semester.
This award is designed to support individuals committed to a career in public service, empowering them to make a positive impact on their communities and the environment through education and practice.
This leading faculty newsmaker, an expert on presidential spouses, will retire after 32 years in the history department.
Ohio University has named Assistant Professor of Psychology Jean Forney and Associate Professor of English Edmund Chang as this year's winners of the Emerging Presidential Research Scholar Award.
When Miley Gardner chose to attend Ohio University Eastern to study Human Biology, she sparked a family tradition that inspired her twin sisters, Gracie and Lanie, to join her on campus.
Ohio University will honor more than 3,600 graduating students during the Spring Commencement Ceremonies on May 2 and 3. The Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine will honor its graduates on May 10.
Four history department graduate students are the 2025–26 recipients of the Contemporary History Institute's Klinder Fellowships and the Baker Peace Fellowships.
Quentin Cole, a fourth-year student who spent eight years in Bali, Indonesia as a child, explores the significance of his recent study abroad experience in Thailand.
The Lithuanian-born Korean War veteran and philosopher shares his life journey and insights on mastery, truth and education.
The conference brought together more than 115 registered attendees from regional campuses across the state for a day of scholarly exchange, collaboration, and innovation.
After a distinguished career in higher education, Dr. Roberta Milliken is stepping down, leaving behind a legacy of remarkable contributions to the University, its students and the surrounding community.
Career coach Marty Wall, BA ’72, gives political science students a head start on achieving their professional goals.
