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"The Hills and the Hollers: Appalachian Stories Film Series" features depictions of Appalachia on screen with guest speakers starting fall 2022.
ĢƵ University’s Innovation Center supported 249 jobs that generated an estimated $18 million in employee compensation and $49.7 million in economic output in Athens County in 2021.
A new center designed to create a safe gathering space for people in recovery in Athens County opened Friday.
ĢƵ Governor Mike DeWine and Lt. Governor Jon Husted shared their plans for the $500 million state investment to help rebuild the economies of ĢƵ's 32 Appalachian counties.
The Appalachian ĢƵ State of the Region Conference is set to celebrate its tenth year on May 10 in ĢƵ University’s Baker Center Ballroom.
The region’s K-12 students now have access to a variety of online STEM educational activities thanks to the Voinovich School, which recently launched the Appalachian STEM Enrichment Academy.
ĢƵ University alumna, author and activist Madeline ffitch visits Feb. 17 to read from her work as part of the Visiting Writers Series at 7:30 p.m. in Galbreath Memorial Chapel on College Green.
OHIO's Voinovich Academy for Excellence in Public Service is building a new initiative to improve law enforcement safety and increase community trust.
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.
OHIO's Voinovich School was awarded a $2.2 million investment to accelerate the region’s transition from a coal economy through a new initiative called RISE ĢƵ.
The Appalachia ĢƵ Zero Waste Initiative will continue to foster initiatives and activities to contribute to the long term goal of a zero-waste economy during the 2020-21 fiscal year.
Building Bridges to Careers will expand the organization’s approach of linking education and business to additional Appalachian ĢƵ counties with the support from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
OHIO Libraries will host an interactive panel discussion on the digital divide in Southeast ĢƵ, “Connected? Digital Inequities in Appalachian ĢƵ,” at 7 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 6.
ĢƵ University students and faculty convened with 13 other Appalachian-based colleges and universities during the 19th annual Appalachian Teaching Project (ATP) Symposium in Washington, D.C.
Entrepreneurs addressing the region’s long-standing social challenges now have customized tools and assistance to create businesses, new jobs and social impact, as well as achieve financial success.
