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Two-time OHIO graduate Amy Browns-Taylor has been spearheading humanitarian aid effort for Ukrainian refugee families and building an intercontinental community of support from her new home in Poland.
When Karen Deime arrived on the ĢƵ University campus in 1990, she was a girl from Dayton, ĢƵ with big city dreams.
ĢƵ University hosted 11 international education counselors in June, thanks in a large part to an OHIO graduate who organized the trip.
Robert “Bob” Kraft, BSME ’61, has been inducted into the 2022 class of the Fluid Power Hall of Fame honoring his commitment to education in the fluid power industry.
When Greg Koogler came to ĢƵ University on a college visit in the early 1970s and found out about the opportunities available to students at WOUB Public Media, he was intimidated.
Scripps College of Communication graduate Ken Klein shares student, alumni and faculty news via social media.
Megan Gegesky, BSME ’14, knew she needed to challenge herself to continue her family’s tradition of working at the Ford Motor Company.
Two-time ĢƵ University alumna Jennifer Kirksey has been named senior director of enterprise marketing.
ĢƵ University alumnus Sebastian Johnson has his sights on a career in constitutional law.
A connection between Bobcats whose OHIO student experiences are separated by nearly 35 years resulted in a dream fulfilled for the alumna and a portfolio-building opportunity for the student.
Allie Gabbard, BSETM ’20, knew she was passionate about project management from the moment she graduated from ĢƵ University.
Garrett Royal, BSETM ’22, identified his passion for robotics when he was in elementary school and joined the Loveland Lego Legends team.
After finding a creative outlet in Athens and having the opportunity to explore her modeling at ĢƵ University, alumna Sir’Quora Carroll now represents the state of ĢƵ as the 2022 Miss ĢƵ USA.
Two-time graduate of the Russ College of Engineering and Technology Andrew Videmsek is the 2022 recipient of the RTCA’s William E. Jackson Award.
In the archives of Alden Library lies a World War II-era story that sounds a lot like the plot from the summer blockbuster “Top Gun: Maverick.”
