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OHIO depends on student Orientation Leaders to help welcome and guide incoming students and their families and guests through the orientation process.
The Student Software Engineering Program provides students studying computer science the opportunity to gain hands-on experiences.
OCIP builds on the successes of its summer virtual experience to offer a similar program during the spring semester for all undergraduate students.
Dr. Kim Thompson, the Office of Sustainability’s new Sustainable Living Hub Coordinator, will discuss Hub initiatives during the Sustainable Living Hub Seminar on Monday, Oct. 12.
The Grammy Award nominee and critically acclaimed American mezzo-soprano who enjoys the moniker “queer girl with a nose ring,” Jamie Barton brought her 21st Century style to classical voice students.
Installing utility-scale solar energy in ĢƵ could support more than 54,000 construction jobs, generate up to $67.5 million in local tax revenues annually and power over 1.5 million ĢƵ homes.
New Student Senate president Ian Carter shared the secret to his success in an online learning environment – it may surprise you.
As part of Cybersecurity Awareness Month, ĢƵ University’s Office of Information Technology (OIT) is providing weekly guidance on how faculty, staff, and students can #BeCyberSmart.
In order to put patient safety first, visits to the Student Health Center need to be scheduled in advance.
The Division of Diversity and Inclusion invites current students to apply for the George Floyd Memorial Scholarship Fund. The selection committee will accept applications until Wednesday, Nov. 4.
Dr. Tommie Radd, an educational leader and researcher, has established the first-ever endowed professorship in the Patton College of Education’s Department of Counseling and Higher Education.
The AECOM Center for Sports Administration is partnering with Riddle & Bloom to host a virtual 5K event for Homecoming, giving alumni the opportunity to participate anytime from Oct. 5 to 31.
As we begin the second week of phase two, we are faced with many challenges.
“Brothers RISE: Recruiting African American Males into the Teaching Profession through Hip-Hop Based Education” will be held on Monday, Oct. 12, from noon to 1:30 p.m.
The Division of Diversity and Inclusion solicits volunteer participants to serve on a committee to research the University's relationship to slavery, racial oppression, and Native land dispossession.
