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Helping and learning at home Feb 8, 2010
Bryan Grooms and other OU-COM students serve the community through the "Little People's Hospital." The final installment of this Outlook series shows that great service-learning opportunities are available around the corner, as well as around the globe.
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| Multimedia leads to research innovation [Voinovich School]
Piquing the interest of a 21st Century audience requires an inclusion of technology. A fresh idea about how to present findings of one of their latest projects could change the way research is presented at the Voinovich School in the coming years. Full Story...
| | All paths lead to access on regional campus
Two students' paths to college show importance of access mission. Beginning on opposite sides of the globe, Nauni Krasko and Tatiana McDaniel both followed their educational journeys to Ohio University's Eastern Campus in St. Clairsville, where they are currently students. Full Story...
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| Student believed to have bacterial meningitis
An Ohio University sophomore is under observation for a probable case of bacterial meningitis. The male student, who lives in Bromley Hall, was admitted yesterday to a medical facility in Columbus. Full Story...
| | Ohio Center for Ecology and Evolutionary Studies to celebrate Darwin's birthday [Research News]
In honor of Charles Darwin's 201st birthday, the Ohio Center for Ecology and Evolutionary Studies will sponsor a lecture by internationally renowned scientist Catherine Badgley on the impact of climate change on animal evolution and extinction. Badgley will present "From Fossils to Food: A Darwinian Perspective on the Modern Biodiversity Crisis" at noon on Friday, Feb. 12, in the Baker University Center Ballroom. Full Story...
| | Giving and receiving [multimedia]
OHIO students experience service learning at home and abroad. Putting lessons from their classrooms into action, they travel across the world to assist those in need. Take a look at what they're doing. Full Story...
| | Professor shares personal story of Haiti tragedy
Eric Masson, assistant professor of chemistry and biochemistry, watched the fallout from the earthquake, wondering if his in-laws were still alive. With most of the country’s communication systems out of order, he and his wife, Jenny, were desperately trying to find out if their family members were among the estimated 200,000 casualties. Full Story...
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| Press notes: Cycling through our seasons [OU Press]
The months of December and January saw Ohio University Press gearing up for the coming year and putting the final touches on some 2009 projects. So go the seasonal rhythms of one university press. Full Story...
| | A legacy of learning [video]
Violet Patton has made two major gifts to Ohio University, totaling more than $41 million. Speaking on Patton's behalf, her attorney, Jack Charney, sat down to discuss her dedication to education, memories from Ohio University and legacy. Full Story...
| | Alumna gives $28 million gift to College of Education
President Roderick J. McDavis announced that Violet Patton, a 1938 College of Education alumna, has given a $28 million gift to Ohio University in honor of her parents, David and Gladys Patton, both educators. Full Story...
| | Unlikely royalty
While most women can only dream of being queen for a day, cultural studies doctoral student Karen Yawa Agebamiese has turned this dream into a reality by fulfilling her position as Queenmother to a tribe in Abor, a small town located in the Volta region of Ghana. Full Story...
| | Live well @OHIO: Eat well, live well
This edition of our Live well @OHIO series features the College of Health and Human Services' Nutrition Treatment Program. It is designed to help individuals live well through a client-specific nutritional plan. Full Story... |
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Chillicothe, Eastern, Lancaster and Zanesville campuses, Pickerington Center
Evening classes canceled.
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National Weather Service Local Forecast
Tuesday... Rain and snow, high 35, 100% chance of precipitation.
Tuesday night... Low 21, 100% chance of precipitation. |
Scalia Lab Extended Forecast
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Men's basketball vs. Western Michigan
Tue, Feb 9 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Convocation Center
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Science Cafe: Morgan Vis presents 'Red Algae-Tree of Life, huh?'
Wed, Feb 10 5:00 PM – 6:30 PM
Front Room, Baker University Center fourth floor
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Men's basketball vs. Western Michigan
Thu, Feb 11 7:00 PM – 9:23 PM
Convocation Center
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Integrating environmental sustainability into your courses with the Q2S transition session is Friday
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Valentine cookie bouquet sale runs until Feb. 12
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Emergency closing procedure reminder
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1804 Fund preliminary deadline is March 15
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