Alumnus' book chronicles an underdog story Sports journalist and author and 2008 E.W. Scripps School of Journalism alumnus Tony Meale has written and published his first book, The Chosen Ones: The Team That Beat LeBron.
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A Bobkitten?:OHIO's forgotten mascot To look at him today, you’d never guess that OHIO’s rough-and-tumble Bobcat has a breakup in his past. But if you flip through any of Ohio University’s well-loved yearbooks, you’ll instantly catch a glimpse of his sweet and sassy partner, the Bobkitten.
| Funding expands for John A. Brose, D.O., Primary Care Endowed Scholarship Established by the historic April 2011 gift from Osteopathic Heritage Foundations, the John A. Brose, D.O., Primary Care Scholarship is gathering strength thanks to a number of donors who have contributed more than $95,000 to the recently endowed fund that will support the scholarship in perpetuity.
| Go Green Move-In Weekend runs Aug. 23-26 Residence hall move-in begins Thursday, Aug. 23 at 9 a.m. for first-year students and will continue through the weekend, with residence halls officially opening for all other students on Aug. 25. Here are some key details.
| Japanese high school students share culture, friendship with Athens peers Sixteen Japanese High School students arrived in Athens on July 21 for the two and half-week American Culture and Language Studies Program, developed and organized by the Ohio Program of Intensive of English (OPIE).
| OHIO’s Communication Sciences and Disorders Program set to celebrate 75 years of distinction The Communication Sciences and Disorders program is celebrating its 75th Anniversary this year. To honor this important milestone, the College of Health Sciences and Professions is planning an exciting weekend of activities for alumni, faculty and students.
| OMSAR prepares for LINKS Pre-Matriculation Program Nearly 300 first-year Ohio University multicultural students are expected to participate in the Office for Multicultural Student Access and Retention’s (OMSAR) LINKS Pre-Matriculation program, Aug. 23-24.
| Ohio University health programs receive $500,000 gift University alumnus Frank Stevens has pledged more than $500,000 to the nutrition, nursing and public health programs in the University’s College of Health Sciences and Professions (CHSP).
| Student Affairs requests Go Green volunteers On Monday, the Division of Student Affairs sent an email to all Athens faculty and staff requesting volunteers to help with move in.
| Volleyball duo traveled to China with U.S. Developmental Team This summer, two Ohio Volleyball sophomores, Chelsea Bilger and Kelly Lamberti traveled to China for the Bring It Promotions/USA Volleyball Global Challenge. The duo were part of a team that played six matches over 13 days against three of China's top professional teams.
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Athletics presents coffee with Jim Christian Ohio Athletics will hold its third Coffee with the Coach this Friday, Aug. 17 at Union Street Cafe. Ohio Men's Basketball Head Coach Jim Christian will be the guest with the event, free to the public, beginning at 9:30 a.m.
| Pickerington Center director leads 2013 NABCA Conference Director of the Pickerington Center Leigh Atkinson has been selected as the chairperson for the National Association of Branch Campus Administrators Conference which will be held in April of 2013.
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Lecture capture feedback requested by Aug. 23 The university is purchasing a lecture capture system to facilitate recording classroom sessions, lectures, and other live events for later distribution online. To give feedback, please watch the demonstration videos and complete a short survey about the three products by 5 p.m. Aug. 23.
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Child Development Center closed today On Tuesday, Director of the Child Development Center (CDC) Cathleen Waller sent an email to all parents with children in the CDC informing them that the center would not be open.
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