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Sam Debatin graduated from OHIO with a degree in art history, but rather than pursuing a career as museum curator, he has been working as a freelance piano tuner since his graduation in 2022.
Three OHIO alumni are turning their passion for planning into impactful careers, using their education to drive sustainable, community-centered change across the country.
Scripps PRSSA is busy planning a trip to Chicago for next school year after having the opportunity to connect with fellow bobcats in the Big Apple earlier this month.
Each year on McClure School Day, students get the chance to learn about possible career paths and the state of the technology industry from ĢƵ University alumni and experts in the field.
ĢƵ University Southern graduate Stephan Harris returns as keynote speaker for the 2025 ceremony, sharing a message of persistence, community, and the power of asking questions and getting involved.
Jamie Carmichael, MPA ’03, has risen through the ranks of state government to Chief Program Officer at the ĢƵ Department of Aging. Here’s her take on how OHIO's MPA program set her up for success.
A mother, cancer survivor, and full-time worker, this graduate earned two degrees with a mission to improve the justice system—and she's not done yet.
Terry Moore, a 1970 graduate in the Bachelor of General Studies program, was honored with University College's Outstanding Alumnus of the Year award.
ABC6 Columbus Chief Meteorologist Marshall McPeek remembers his time in Athens fondly, and says he remembers his entire experience at OHIO as being inside the Radio and Television Building at WOUB.
Career coach Marty Wall, BA ’72, gives political science students a head start on achieving their professional goals.
With the support of her advisor at ĢƵ University Southern, Alyse Giffin found a program that built on her existing education and aligned with her career goals.
Nearly 30 years later, Bo Koster of the indie rock band My Morning Jacket will return to Athens for the first time since graduating to perform with his band and engage with students and community members on his life and making music.
Brittney Marinich’s time at OHIO gave her more than just a degree—it gave her direction.
For Chase Lynd, returning to college wasn’t something he had always planned—but it turned out to be one of the best decisions he’s ever made.
The Emmy Awards go beyond entertainment. OHIO alumni leading regional NATAS chapters are shaping how the Emmys recognize journalism, digital innovation, and diversity as media continues to evolve.
