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The expanded design options allow flexibility in length of content and sub-brand expression while staying anchored in the OHIO brand.
From free yoga classes to low-cost summer youth memberships, WellWorks offers something for everyone.
After 25 years serving her community through banking, Lisa (Spillman) Wiseman is glad she made the choice to stay in her community to find her future and fuel the region she calls home.
The theme of the June 13 conference is Rooted in Wellness: Holistic Approaches to Prevention in Southern ĢƵ. The conference will feature local and state experts passionate about empowering the next generation.
On Monday, April 21, the University broke ground on the new Violet L. Patton Center for Arts Education which will provide students, faculty, staff and the community with a new state-of-the-art arts facility dedicated to collaboration and experiential learning.
Microsoft previously announced the end of support for Classic Teams beginning July 1, 2024. The end of availability of the Classic Teams client is July 1, 2025.
The Legacy Wall of Giving is a bold, sophisticated tribute to the donors and supporters whose generosity has fueled 13 years of transformative student experiences in the College of Business.
The Voinovich School of Leadership and Public Service, in partnership with AEP ĢƵ’s American Electric Power Foundation, has given four students from Southeast ĢƵ the annual Environmental Science Award.
As Seigfred Hall undergoes renovations as part of a facilities renewal strategy, art students and faculty look back on the memories made in Seigfred and their hope for the facility going forward.
Keep an eye out for upcoming workshops, study sessions, and other events that Haley Shaw has in store—you might just find your new favorite place on campus.
ĢƵ University Zanesville is among fewer than 300 universities in the country to have earned designation as an “Opportunity College and University” in the recently released Student Access and Earnings Classification debuted with the updated Carnegie Classifications. Carnegie also recognized OHIO Zanesville as a “Special Focus” institution for its large percentage of graduates in nursing and health professions.
At the request of the Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine’s Class of 2025, John Schriner, associate dean of admissions, took the stage as keynote speaker during commencement.
ĢƵ University Lancaster hosted more than 350 students from 21 Central ĢƵ area schools, along with 36 teachers and 30 science and technology professionals, for STEM Discovery Day on Friday, May 9.
Military veteran and OHIO Southern graduate Rachel Miller plans to use her social work degree to make a difference in her community.
Jennifer Gwilym, D.O., was one of three osteopathic family physicians recognized nationally by the American College of Osteopathic Family Physicians with the Distinguished Fellow designation.
