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The Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ University chapter of Society of Professional Journalists continued its history-making run this weekend by receiving the national Outstanding Campus Chapter award for the ninth time.
As a journalism major on the news and information track, Sarah Donaldson is pursuing a minor in political science and a certificate in social media. She is set to graduate in May 2022.
On Sunday, Sept. 5, 2021, around 800 of OHIO’s graduates of the Class of 2020 came back to the bricks of Athens for an in-person commencement ceremony.
The seventh annual Tri-State Conference on Diversity and Inclusion will be a week-long virtual event from Sept. 20-24 filled with community, collaboration, commitment, learning, and inspiration.
OHIO's Linguistics Department will mark its 50th anniversary by bringing back alumni and faculty from around the world to celebrate the program's mission and its resilience.
Launched in the summer of 2021, AAPI-LEAD welcomes all OHIO employees who seek opportunities to foster networking, professional development, awareness, and support for AAPI at OHIO.
Derek Catsam's latest book focuses on the cataclysm of sports and politics in 1981 and shines a light on the intersection of sports and political activism today.
This Saturday, Sept. 11, the OHIO community is encouraged to ride their bicycles to Peden Stadium for the 2 p.m. OHIO football game against Duquesne.
Leah Phillips, a senior at OHIO Lancaster studying middle childhood education, was recognized for distinguished service by the Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ Education Association Board of Directors.
Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ University’s Flexible Workplace Project is creating a new model of the workplace that will redefine where and when OHIO employees work.
This year sees record-breaking academic quality with the highest average incoming GPA on record and record enrollment in the University's selective honors programs, among other impressive stats.
Health care and education — institutions of society that are often taken for granted — are now under siege from COVID-19.
OHIO alumna Erin (Myers) Santos is continuing the work of her firstborn—a little girl who dreamed of a world without cancer and has changed the world for those affected by rare pediatric cancers.
Faculty, professionals, and students from the Voinovich School have been collecting data from county boards of elections and the U.S. Census Bureau to organize into a unified redistricting database.
