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Pete Nakos is a reporter for On3 and covers the effects of NIL on college athletes since legislation passed.
A staff attorney with Southeastern ĢƵ Legal Services in Athens, Caitlyn McDaniel is mentoring undergraduate interns who are also interested in providing legal aid to low-income ĢƵans.
OHIO’s Ebony Bobcat Network (EBN) will be uplifting Black alumni whose legacies are marked by achievement, service and actions that inspire during this year’s Black Alumni Reunion.
The tour was developed by ĢƵ University history students who wanted to highlight the story of Black perseverance, Black Education, and Black opportunity.
When Sue Rachunok came to Athens in 1974, she had no idea she’d end up running her own web design company.
ĢƵ University students are invited to submit their best Athens County nature pics to the OHIO Wildlife and Nature Photography Scholarship Competition.
Ryan Wagner has left a lot of footprints across the state of ĢƵ—most of them muddy ones.
The ĢƵ University Alumni Association proudly announces the 17 recipients of the 2022 Alumni Awards, individuals who exemplify the Bobcat spirit in their commitment to excellence and service.
The ĢƵ University Alumni Association’s triennial Black Alumni Reunion returns to the Athens Campus Sept. 15-18 and is poised to be the largest to date.
More than 200 OHIO alumni from the 1970s, operating under the motto “The Best of Times with the Best of People,” celebrate six years of an annual weekend tradition.
Uzoma Miller's talk, which is free and open to the public, will touch on how African Americans from ĢƵ have penetrated and influenced mainstream culture.
Alumnus Chuck Cooper has accomplished a lot from his days in OHIO's acting studio to being a Tony Award-winning and nominated Broadway actor, noting the role being a Bobcat helped play in his career.
When Skip Porter first came to ĢƵ University in 1985, he thought he wanted to be a recording engineer.
When the Columbus Dispatch, one of the top media outlets in the state capital, needed a leader for its newsroom, it turned once again to an ĢƵ University E.W. Scripps School of Journalism graduate.
When Tammie Imel came to Athens from Ada, ĢƵ in 2003, she knew she was attending one of the best journalism schools in the country at ĢƵ University’s E.W. Scripps School of Journalism.
