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Over the past year, in the midst of everything 2020 threw at us, ĢƵ University embarked on a journey to better articulate our University’s story—our brand.
April 4, 1971, marked the inaugural broadcast of ĢƵ University’s first and only student-run radio network—and the birth of a community of Bobcats bound to one another by a love of music and shared experiences that have enriched campus life and culture.
ĢƵ University Alumni Association (OUAA) created an online experience to bring OHIO alumni together.
For the past nearly 30 years, the University has worked to preserve a storied piece of Athens, American medical and architectural history by investing in The Ridges.
If you’ve ever visited Athens, you know about The Ridges—the former mental health center that has towered above the southern end of campus and community since the 1870s.
An Asian Indian by birth, Dr. Christine Suniti Bhat, PHD ’03, came to OHIO as an international student, earned her doctorate, and joined the faculty in 2006, serving as a professor of counselor education in the Gladys W. and David H. Patton College of Education. She is a licensed professional counselor and a licensed school counselor and a citizen of both Australia and the United States.
Journalists who document stories dominating the world’s news will present their work at this year’s Schuneman Symposium on Photojournalism and New Media on March 30-31.
University leadership has provided employees with a token of appreciation to recognize their hard work and perseverance during these tumultuous times.
The coffee still flowed at the Front Room, but, like all campus dining services, for carry-out only. Cardboard cutouts of fans stood in place of loyal Bobcats at games held at Peden Stadium and the Convocation Center. And the word “virtual” became a way of life.
The biennial award recognizes Voinovich School faculty and staff who exhibit outstanding leadership and honors the legacy of Sen. George V. Voinovich.
The CHSP community is encouraged to nominate faculty and staff for the college's new Diversity and Inclusion awards before March 31.
ĢƵ University’s iconic cherry trees draw attention each year, as their blooms symbolize the arrival of spring in Athens.
This recognition is Classified Senate’s way of awarding those employees who have shown outstanding individual achievement and performance of their jobs.
ĢƵ University and the City of Athens’ Take Back the Night event will offer various ways to support survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, dating violence, stalking and harassment.
