Alumni celebrate 55 years of theater in Cape Cod
Since 1958, the Ohio University Players have made an annual pilgrimage to the Monomoy Theatre in Chatham, Mass., to put on a challenging play a week, from musicals to Shakespeare.
| Cooling stations operational, water systems status and debris drop-off sites designated
Here is some important storm recovery information for Athens area residents.
| Highlighting the Green: Spring 2012 [SLIDESHOW]
This special video encapsulates a few of the recent triumphs that have added new chapters to OHIO's legacy of excellence.<br />
| Managerial Essentials Training schedule announced for 2012-13
University Human Resources Leadership and Staff Development announced one of their professional development programs for the next academic year, which begins in September 2012 and ends in May 2013.
| OUPD conduct first responder training at Wolfe Street Apartments
The Ohio University Police Department, along with Athens City police and fire departments, held first responder training on Thursday at the Wolfe Street apartment complex.
| University praised for response to severe storm
Gov. John Kasich on Saturday declared a state of emergency for the entire state and after speaking with President Roderick J. McDavis, praised the University, city and county's response to the disaster.
| University will be closed Wednesday for holiday
Ohio University will be closed Wednesday, July 4, in observance of the national Independence Day holiday.
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Emeriti Association Social on July 11
The Ohio University Emeriti Association will host a reception and social on Wednesday, July 11, at Konneker Alumni Center.
| Ohio Athletics and WOUB announce new partnership
Ohio University Athletics and WOUB have announced a new partnership that will combine the resources of both departments. In the new structure, Evan Shaw, Assistant Athletic Director of Multimedia Marketing and editor/videographer, will serve in a dual appointment.
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Ann Gabriel named Outstanding Accounting Educator of the Year
Ann Gabriel, professor in the Ohio University School of Accountancy, was recently named the 2012 Outstanding Accounting Educator of the Year.
The award is presented to an accounting professor who has demonstrated outstanding contribution and innovation that has positively impacted the accounting profession.
| SIDE diversity training reminds participants why one size does not fit all
Twenty participants earned certificates in diversity training at OHIO's third annual Summer Institute for Diversity Education. The program focused on the positive impact of diversity at the University and throughout the region.
| Welcoming OHIO's newest Bobcats
On Friday, Ohio University President Roderick J. McDavis sent an email to all Athens Campus faculty and staff about Bobcat Student Orientation.
| Wireless upgrade schedule announced; work to start in July
The Office of Information Technology (OIT) has announced the successful completion of its NextGen wireless pilot and awarded a contract to Aruba Networks to supply the university with the necessary equipment to complete the NextGen wireless upgrade. Work will begin July 2012 in the residence halls, with academic buildings to begin during the latter part of fall semester.
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Feeding children's bodies, minds and spirits
Big dreams, empowerment, and the nutrition needed to fulfill a child's limitless potential are just some of the results of Kids on Campus.
| Sound Science: Li Xu examines how cochlear implants can be fine-tuned for speakers of tonal languages
For the tens of millions of Mandarin Chinese speakers who suffer from hearing impairment, the tonal language can pose serious comprehension challenges. The Mandarin word “ma” inflected one way means “mother,” but, with a slight change in the speaker’s tone, “ma” can mean “horse.” Although more Chinese are using cochlear implants, electronic devices surgically attached to the inner ear to enhance sound, the current technology can’t capture the subtle rise and fall of tonal languages such as Mandarin.
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It’s official: Dublin is the site of new Ohio University medical school extension campus
Ohio University and the City of Dublin, Ohio, last week completed real estate transactions on 60 acres, part of which becomes the site of the Ohio University Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine (OU-HCOM) central Ohio extension campus. The property also includes an area for the development of education and technology related partnerships that will support the City of Dublin's envisioned West Innovation District.
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