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Information inside for students about Parents Weekend, tutoring, and more.
This year sees record-breaking academic quality with the highest average incoming GPA on record and record enrollment in the University's selective honors programs, among other impressive stats.
Health care and education — institutions of society that are often taken for granted — are now under siege from COVID-19.
Sallu Timbo arrived on campus three weeks early to train and prepare for new students to move into the residence halls. As an RA, Timbo is responsible for guiding dozens of Bobcats.
To encourage unvaccinated students, faculty, and staff to beat the Nov. 15 vaccination deadline, COVID Operations has created a new incentive program that will run this Friday through Oct. 29.
Among upcoming opportunities for walk-in vaccination clinics on OHIO campuses is a clinic on the Athens campus at this Saturday’s OHIO football game.
Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ University’s College Green is now ranked among the most beautiful quads in America.
It can be said that online cataloging as it is today began on Aug. 26, 1971, when OHIO's Vernon R. Alden Library was the first in the world to generate an electronic library record.
Did you know that each year, the students, faculty, and staff of the College of Fine Arts produce hundreds of public events on and off campus in Athens?
First-year students will begin learning about information literacy with the help of librarians, faculty and staff across the University to prepare them for academic and future success.Â
Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ University has begun the national search for its next vice president for student affairs.
The recent news of the dangerous situation in Afghanistan has shaken all of us, causing deep grief and sadness.
Information inside for students detailing public health updates, suicide prevention month, athletics, and more.
A time of celebration and transition for incoming and returning students, Welcome Week kicks off an activity-filled fall semester.
We are excited to have so many students back in the classroom again. However, the return to our campus communities has also predictably resulted in an increase of COVID-19 cases.
