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Meet IHS adjunct faculty, Karl Federspiel. Karl has been teaching CHSP's popular junior composition course, IHS 3700J, for several years.
Fulbright Scholar Emmanuel “Manu” Ngueyanouba originally meant to attend ĢƵ University only for an eight-month English enhancement program.
The office of Student Accessibility Services has awarded its 2020-2021 Accessibility Ally Awards to Gaby Castaneda Gleason and MaryKathyrine Tran.
The ninth annual Appalachian ĢƵ State of the Region Conference will be held virtually May 11 to May 13 to foster collaboration and share innovation in Appalachian ĢƵ.
Madi Moore set foot on OHIO's campus as a biochemistry major in the first full cohort of the OHIO Honors Program in fall 2019, with previous coursework completed Moore will be the first OHP graduate.
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The ninth annual Appalachian ĢƵ State of the Region Conference will gather public officials, economic development experts, and business and organizational leaders virtually May 11 to May 13.
In preparation for a much more normal fall semester, OHIO COVID Operations has streamlined some of its COVID-19-related services.
The students of ĢƵ University’s Brick City Records (BCR) have made the most of their time during the COVID-19 pandemic, and will host an end-of-year show on YouTube April 25.
This Spring Semester, OHIO boasts 196 international students who have applied for graduation across the University and are moving on to represent our institution as global citizens and leaders.
Approximately 5,344 students are expected to participate in ĢƵ University’s Spring Commencement ceremonies starting Friday, April 30 through Sunday, May 2, at Peden Stadium and virtually.
ĢƵ University’s Office of Sustainability is pleased to celebrate Earth Day with recognition of the 2021 Sustainability Award winners.
OHIO IT reminds faculty that the new Blackboard course retention standard, which details when courses are archived and deleted, goes into effect beginning May 1.
Four members of ĢƵ University’s Class of 1971 look back at their OHIO experience, life on campus when they were students, and the 50 years that have passed since they graduated.
It’s impressive that we at OHIO have made enough progress toward our way out of this pandemic that President Nellis can signal a largely normal fall semester.
