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OHIO’s College of Fine Arts is finding a way for students to have a creative outlet this summer by offering virtual summer programs in every area of the college.
“In This Space: Disrupted” will focus on geographies of space and make visible the places and spaces in which sexual assault, domestic violence, dating violence, stalking, and harassment occur.
With the recent launch of ĢƵ University’s Online Graduate Business Certificates, students enrolled in the One-Year MBA program can now garner an additional credential by taking only one more course
Tantrum Theater presents its first ever radio broadcast production, “Objects in the Mirror,” written by ĢƵ University Distinguished Professor Charles Smith and directed by Allen Gilmore.
OHIO Goldwater Scholar Madeline Sudnick and Dr. Kelly Williams have collaborated with Rural Action and its volunteers to study birds – particularly tree swallows and eastern bluebirds – around Athens.
OHIO professor of journalism Aimee Edmondson’s book was awarded runner-up for the history journalism prize from the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication (AEJMC).
The Ralph and Luci Schey Sales Centre prepares ĢƵ University students for their next steps after graduation by providing hands-on sales and professional development.
New beginning for OHIO students
The School of Media Arts and Studies is presenting a weekly series with media industry professionals for current and prospective students and alumni.
The Office of Global Opportunities has created a new website to help COVID-19 affected students cope with the disappointment of having their study away experience cut short.
Read a Q&A with our featured alumna Christa Lamendola!
Three OHIO faculty members are being celebrated for their excellent teaching and academic pursuits, both inside and outside of the classroom, with prestigious University awards.
OHIO College Bound is shifting its summer education program for potential first-gen college students from Athens and Vinton counties to a six-week, virtual program.
Lyndale (Allison) Reisinger, BSC ’09, MA’ 12, has turned what started out as a fun family activity into a quest to bring joy to others while helping to feed a growing number of ĢƵans.
