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Recent news about the Ohio University College of Business.
The University’s The Promise Lives Campaign raised $500 million over eight years to support students, faculty, programs, outreach, and facilities.
Ohio University officials first discussed the possibility of starting a medical college in 1823. The trustees even set aside land for the project.
Molecular biologist Venkatraman Ramakrishnan, OHIO’s only Nobel Prize winner, answers questions about science and his role in it.
In June, OHIO adopted a policy allowing students to choose a preferred name and gender pronoun for self-identification, following similar practices already in place at the school’s Campus Care and Counseling and Psychological Services.
Avionics expert and OHIO professor Frank van Graas, PHD ’88, recalls his favorite test flight when birthing a milestone tracking instrument.
Athens County’s first same-sex couple to legally marry answer questions about their July 21 marriage.
Take a trip down memory lane with these OHIO milestones.
Three letters to the editor of Ohio Today Magazine.
Rene Grzona coaches student organizations to be successful on campus at Ohio University, and one day he hopes to coach students to success on the basketball court.
During its October meeting, Ohio University’s Board of Trustees voted unanimously to approve the Ridges Framework Plan.
The Ohio University Board of Trustees discussed institutional priorities with an emphasis on affordability initiatives and capital improvement strategies at meetings on the Athens Campus Oct. 15-16.
The winners of last year’s Global Health Case Competition continue to reap a world of opportunities and a renewed passion for learning as a result of their winning proposal.
The Ohio University Board of Trustees approved the fiscal year 2016 budget and Capital Improvement Plan at meetings on the University’s Southern Campus.
Ohio University graduate student Emily Kuzmick is examining the use of the agave plant as a biofuel. One chief question she’s exploring is the environmental impact of cultivating the plant.
