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Reinvention isn’t necessarily easy. Breaking an addiction, however, can be even harder. For three Bobcats—Matthew Zacharias, Shelby Delp, and Jerry Thomas—rehabilitating from alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs wouldn’t have been possible without Ohio University’s resources to help reroute their lives.
ATHENS, Ohio —Since the first classes were held in Schoonover Auditorium during fall semester 2015, the versatile space has hosted film screenings and guest speakers, including Tom Sly of the E.W. Scr
During winter break, the School of Visual Communication worked hard to complete their new cyclorama wall so it would be ready for students to use during spring semester.
Being developed this semester is the School of Communication Studies COMS Research Lab, a space designed to study how individuals and small groups communicate verbally and non-verbally
Professional photographer Joni Kabana embodies the adventuresome Bobcat spirit while traveling the world.
Why get involved with ohiowomen? Ask three alumnae who attended the Cleveland Kickoff in September.
OHIO’s commitment to the cause of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA) goes back decades.
This band of Bobcats celebrates New Year's Eve together every year, a tradition they've maintained since the early 1990s.
Bobcats Adam Jones, BSETM ’12, and Kate Schmidlin, BSPE ’14, who thru-hiked the “AT”, as it’s known, at almost the same time, from March 2014 to September 2014.
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.
Athens County’s first same-sex couple to legally marry answer questions about their July 21 marriage.
