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“The most exciting band in the land” shaped the band director careers of these two alumni, who went viral in an OHIO Homecoming TikTok.
From joining friends and family to relive the college experience and swap stories, to the Homecoming parade and a big OHIO Football victory, every part of Homecoming 2024 lived up to the hype of a week-long celebration that immersed Bobcats (both new and old) in everything Ohio University has to offer.
The Marching 110 spent the summer performing internationally and preparing for the upcoming season. Focusing on training, excellence and building camaraderie, the band looks forward to continuing their legacy of standout performances.
A generous foundational gift from two Marching 110 alumni is kicking off a new fundraising campaign.
From mentorship to scholarship to recruitment, OHIO alumni inspire students to succeed.
On March 29, the Marching 110 visited the Child Development Center for a music education session. The band performed iconic songs before splitting off and interacting with the children.
The Ohio University community came together once again this year to successfully compete in the GameDay Recycling Challenge.
Bobcats from around the globe filled the brick streets and sidewalks of Athens for Homecoming 2023.
The Marching 110 isn't the only band around
A timeline of Marching 110 major events and leaders
The Marching 110 has a storied history at OHIO, but its origins go back further than most realize. This year marks the 100th birthday of the University’s marching band.
Learn the Marching 110's special language
OHIO alumni once again showed their unwavering commitment to student success and collective action at the College of Business Society of Alumni and Friends Second Annual Bobcat Networking Event.
The Ohio University’s College of Business – Society of Alumni and Friends (SAF) will host its second Annual Bobcat Networking Celebration on April 20, at Paycor Stadium in Cincinnati from 5-8 p.m.
When Evan Schalon arrived in Athens, he was a long way from his hometown in Maryland. But when it was time to graduate, he jumped at the opportunity for one more year at Ohio University.
