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OUCU Financial Credit Union became the first multi-year sponsor of Ohio University Esports through a partnership agreement on Aug. 13, 2024.
The School of Visual Communication is celebrating what would have been the 100th birthday of one of its founders, Chuck Scott, with a special exhibit in the VisCom Focus Gallery.
A call for papers has been issued for a new publication that aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the societal impact of artificial intelligence (AI).
Stop by Alden Library’s Learning Lab room 251 on Friday, Sept. 27, to explore the history and current state of OHIO's Athens campus and learn about adding images to the largest online open platform.
Ohio University mourns the passing of Professor Emeritus George Sherman. A memorial will be held on the Baker Stage in Kantner Hall on Oct. 12 from 2-4 p.m.
A gift from Jeffery Chaddock and Mark Morrow will change the face & future of the College of Fine Arts.
Amid national recognition and accolades, Athletic Director Julie Cromer stays focused on student success both on and off the field.
At the peak of America’s Gilded Age, overflowing trash clogged city streets, but the cleanup wasn’t driven by reformers. Instead, corrupt politicians saw the waste crisis as a business opportunity, using backroom deals to transform sanitation systems—and line their pockets.
A new photography book celebrates burial grounds as places of inspiration.
OHIO honors the bicentennial of its first Black graduate’s enrollment in 1824 while looking ahead to another exciting Black Alumni Reunion in 2025.
All Ohio University students, faculty and staff are invited to the next "University Updates" event on Thursday, Sept. 26.
Saw Wai Hla's groundbreaking work in the field of physics is being recognized by being awarded the 2024 Falling Walls Science Breakthrough of the Year Award in the Physical Sciences category.
Alumna’s work honoring place and memory earn her top honors once more.
How many Bobcats are in your family tree?
Trees are among Athens’ greatest treasures—and the Voinovich School of Leadership and Public Service strives to ensure they’ll remain that way for centuries to come.
