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As a new class of students enter the Scripps College of Communication, one of the first people they’ll want to get to know is Dean Scott Titsworth, who became dean of the Scripps College in 2010
Gridiron Glory (GG) returns to WOUB for its 25th season this Friday, August 23, at 11:30 p.m.
The Board of Trustees approved a resolution to rename the College of Fine Arts after a transformational gift commitment from notable alumnus Jeffery Chaddock and his husband Mark Morrow.
Learn about ĢƵ University's new Bachelor of Science in Artificial Intelligence that prepares students for exciting careers in AI and machine learning by equipping them with in-demand skills.
OUPD has promoted Tim Ryan to the rank of Captain, effective Aug. 6. Ryan’s promotion follows the retirement of Captain George Harlow, who concluded his distinguished service with OUPD on July 31.
In a speech to the incoming ĢƵ University Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine Class of 2028, Ronald Moomaw, D.O. (’80), NASA retired physician, encouraged students to be resilient.
The ĢƵ University Board of Trustees will consider a resolution to rename the College of Fine Arts following a transformational gift commitment from a notable alumnus during meetings Monday, Aug. 19.
Dickerson, who has served on OHIO’s Board of Trustees as a non-voting national trustee since June 2023, was appointed by Gov. DeWine on August 2, 2024.
The number of historic events that have happened recently are staggering, and Terry Eiler argues the professional photography that comes along with those events have significant power.
Local historian Chris Saunders shares Burlington and Ironton Underground Railroad research in Community Education Workshop taking place virtually and in person at OHIO Southern.
ĢƵ Gov. Mike DeWine recently appointed Pankaj Karna as a student member of the ĢƵ University Board of Trustees.
The College of Fine Arts invite creative researchers, teachers and practitioners in the arts to address the theme of “Intersections: Arts and Health,” as part of the fifth Global Arts Symposium
OHIO Zanesville hosted a teacher workshop focusing on a growing environmental threat – the spread of Lyme disease through ticks.
This summer, 22 arts administration graduate students spread out across the U.S. to apply their learning and make meaningful contributions in the field.
Discover OHIO's new Online Master of Applied Arts in Health (MAAH) program, launching this fall, combines arts and healthcare education to prepare graduates for leadership roles.
