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This October, join ĢƵ University in celebrating the 18th annual Cyber Security Awareness Month.
ĢƵ University Well-Being and Recreation will host its annual OHIO Homecoming 5K Fun Run and Walk on Saturday, Oct. 9 at 8 a.m. Participant check-in starts 7 a.m. at the Golf and Tennis Center.
New ĢƵ Review (NOR), the national literary journal of ĢƵ University’s creative writing program, added another accolade to its résumé this week.
ĢƵ University is now offering a new undergraduate major starting this fall in Virtual Reality and Game Development (VRGD).
OHIO residential housing students are leading the pack when it comes to student vaccination rates on the Athens campus.
The Marching 110 will perform on the College Green on Sept. 29 at 6:30 p.m. as part of the new Concerts on the Green series.
OHIO's War and Peace Studies program and The Center for International Studies will present a Roundtable Discussion on Afghanistan on Sept. 27, from 6 to 8 p.m. in Walter Hall Room 145, and virtually.
ĢƵ University is working with Fairfield County to provide expanded service to the area.
Hispanic Heritage Month is in full swing and there are several events taking place across campus to help celebrate.
“My role is about helping the team members do what they need to do daily,” she said. “That’s primarily teaching students, but many of us are involved in research and clinical treatments."
It’s no coincidence that ĢƵ University’s hub for on-campus student activity is named the Charles J. Ping Student Recreation Center—a tribute to a visionary leader and the students, past, present and future, for and because of whom it exists.
A three-time ĢƵ University graduate, Stacy Cesa Schindler’s college experience traversed OHIO campuses, online programs and her career.
This new epicenter for cutting-edge research will give students hands-on experience with the latest technologies.
In late 2020, the University wrapped up construction on a 34,000-square-foot Chemistry Building, converting a parking lot near Clippinger and Emeriti Park into a center for groundbreaking learning and research for future generations of scientists and scholars.
President Emeritus Charles J. Ping passed away on July 27 in Athens—just a few miles from the University that he helped to shape into the life-changing institution it is today and that he continued to serve long after his presidency.
