 | 'The most amazing gift'
Passion for learning and travel inspires Gilman Scholarship recipient
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| A bittersweet tale
Fiction mirrors reality in a book by 1979 alumnus Will Allen, who died of cancer in 1980. Twenty-three years later, his brother took it upon himself to publish the book, which is gaining national acclaim.
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| A brief history of Ohio University
Fourth-grader’s project traces university’s early days
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| A lesson learned
Four aspiring teachers travel from Athens to Ghana
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| A mystery solved
Professor of Journalism Marilyn Greenwald unmasks the true author of The Hardy Boys.
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| A smooth ride
Student crew films ‘Turbulence’ on Hollywood jet
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| A story that had to be told
Prize-winning series documents a hospital’s deadly errors
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| A tale of success
Hong Kong program marks a proud 20 years
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| A voice abroad
Alumnus Doug Drew helps launch Alhurra, a U.S. government television network covering news in the Middle East.
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| Adventures in adjusting
Michelle Garzaro, an international student from Guatemala who received her master's degree this spring, shares her thoughts about her studies in the United States. Her advice about becoming accustomed to a different country could help any alumnus getting used to life away from home.
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| Alumna cashes in on Wheel of Fortune
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| Alumni give a “hand” to fellow filmmaker
Ohio University graduate completes his first feature-length film with help from old friends
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| Alumnus produces 'Disaster Management'
Alumnus produces first segment of PBS series about investigative reporting.
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| Archivist's labor of love
Display of historic posters intended to spark memories
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| Armed with words
Green Beret discovers an unexpected ally
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| Athens, OU had role in ending Liberia's civil war
Originally appeared in the Athens Messenger.
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| Baker Center
Excited campus awaits center’s opening
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| Be funny, but say something
Alum Brian Unger gives words of wisdom in commencement address
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| Behind the music
Alum Darrel Greene, known by fans as Jesty Beatz, is using education to propel himself to success in the rap world
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| Bragging Rights
Your alma mater has plenty of reasons to boast. Check back often. We always have new information to share!
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| Bringing the funk to Herald Square
The Marching 110 reflect on an exciting week spent in New York City.
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| Brown Hall Babes reunion
"Brown Hall Babes" revisit friendships, stories, laughter
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| Catch the 'Cats
Everything you need to know about Bobcat Football 2004
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| Coming Home: A Soldier Returns from Iraq
By Zoltan Krompecher
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| Costume designers show wild side
A story about theater class
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| Dahn appeals to U.S. Senate
Originally published in the Liberian newspaper The Revolution.
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| Dress your best
Fundraiser is a night out -- of the dresser, that is -- for historic textiles
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| EightySix that old purse
Online store lets shoppers design their own accessories
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| Fans, let's do this again soon!
Alumni braved road and rain to see the Bobcats play in their first bowl game since 1968
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| Footsteps to follow
Communication students network with NYC alumni
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| Gift from a stranger
Thomas Starr, BBA '69, got a second chance after he received a gift from a stranger who saved his life.
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| How do you measure up?
Read about new body composition technology being used by University researchers, and learn how to evaluate your own health.
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| In the ‘Zone’ of an OU legacy
A tribute to Dan Lowe, a true fan
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| It's a celebration!
Alumni invited for Health and Human Services anniversary
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| Joining the Peace Corps
Three Ohio University students share the lessons they learned about other cultures -- and themselves.
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| June Quinn's story
June Quinn's story
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| Letters from Sara 8
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| Lunch dates via the Web
The Dickman family takes advantage of the University Web cam for lunch dates.
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| Making Conversation
Ohio University will host the largest African language institute in the country this summer, complete with lessons on culture and traditions
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| Making Waves
Alumni Bobcat swim team members recount memories at a campus reunion.
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| Marching 110 Macy's Parade Gallery
Photos from the Marching 110's appearance in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
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| My Son's Hands
By Zoltan Krompecher
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| NFL shooter story
NFL shooter story
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| One chapter closes
Lorek family celebrates an unusual graduation.
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| One last chance
Volunteers give orphaned horses a home
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| Out of the box
Alum's play (almost) as eclectic as her life
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| Part two of Lauer interview
Matt Lauer interviewed with senior Lynn Walsh.
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| Runner on wheels
Alumna takes to the open road
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| Singing the same song
A T-shirt brings together six musical alumni
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| Stand up and cheer for the 110
Ohio's Marching 100 to be the lead band at the 2005 Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.
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| Statehouse alumni luncheon
June Quinn's story
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| Talking about the ABCs -- of health, that is
Researcher concerned about knowledge gap
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| Tell us about your Ohio connections!
Alumni are asked to submit stories about their connections with friends from Ohio University.
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| The Faifthful 150
On a chilly Thanksgiving morning that’s threatening snow and rain, the corner of 53rd Street and Broadway in New York City has become Bobcat central.
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| The caregiver
107-year-old alumna spent a lifetime caring for others
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| The play-by-play
Ohio’s new AD shares an insider’s view of the university’s athletics teams
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| The story of the sovereign seamstresses
How Blackburn's legacy of needlecraft empowered African-American women
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| These books are spellbinding
These books are spellbinding
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| Till we meet again
Alumnae keep a 50-year-old promise to reunite
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| To catch an eclipse
Two astronomers chase the ultimate celestial thrill
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| To catch an eclipse (con't)
Two astronomers chase the ultimate celestial thrill
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| To catch an eclipse (con't)
Two astronomers chase the ultimate celestial thrill
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| Two families, one history
Descendants celebrate and honor Athens' early abolitionists
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| We have a prize for you!
Alumni asked to submit photos for the chance to win a Front Room mug.
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| Where the heart is
OU-COM alumnus helps bring cardiovascular care to southeast Ohio
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| Young writer breaks out
Appalacian women's conference recognizes high school author
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| lauer
Matt Lauer interviewed with senior Lynn Walsh. |
