Welcome to the Ohio University Lancaster Online Newsroom. The campus has many clubs, organizations, and athletic teams. Students participate in many activities on campus, while working toward their associate or bachelor's degrees. Below you will find many articles about our vibrant campus.
Ohio University Lancaster will offer four evening courses at Pickerington North at the start of the spring 2023 term, for both Ohio University and high school students enrolled in college-credit plus.
Read MoreOhio University regional campus Early Childhood and Elementary Education sophomores attended the Patton College Education Festival at OHIO Lancaster. Education students from all five regional campus locations participated in team building activities designed to build relationships and elicit more engagement in future virtual courses.
Read MoreAre you ready for a fun week of activities hosted on the Ohio University Lancaster campus? Fall Fest has a long tradition of helping student connect over games, activities, and worthy causes. Be a part of these exciting events planned by local student clubs and organizations.
Read MoreOhio University Executive Vice President and Provost Elizabeth Sayrs has announced that Dr. Lewatis McNeal has been named the new Vice Provost for Regional Higher Education and Partnerships.
Read MoreRenowned author Anthony Ray Hinton, who was exonerated after 30 years on Alabama’s death row for a crime he did not commit, will headline Ohio University Lancaster’s upcoming social justice series, inviting the campus and community to explore topics related to the death penalty, incarceration and rehabilitation.
Read MoreWhile students were home for the summer, the Fairfield County Workforce Center hosted the Totally Tech-Bot (TTB) robotics camp. The Fairfield County Workforce Center (FCWC) is a collaborative facility shared by Ohio University and Hocking College designed to train both students and professionals in skilled trades.
Read MoreOhio University Lancaster was recently awarded $100,627 in funding from the Martens Charitable Trust, a memorial gift in the name of Nannie B. Martens and McClellan Martens in memory of their son, Raymond Brandt Martens to upgrade biological laboratories on campus.
Read MoreOhio University Lancaster will offer club sports as an option for students interested in pursuing athletics for the 2022-23 academic year. Although the campus has hosted a sports program since 1968, earning numerous awards and titles over years, this is the first time they have been offered since the beginning of the pandemic.
Read MoreThe Fairfield County Workforce Center will receive $2M from the Fairfield County commissioners to expand educational opportunities offered at the Center. In a meeting with community leaders on Tuesday, June 21, the commissioners detailed allocations for the county’s American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 funding and included the Fairfield County Workforce Center expansion. Through a partnership with Fairfield County, Ohio University and Hocking College, the Workforce Center continues to grow as it offers training programs for high-demand industries including manufacturing, skilled trades and health care.
Read MoreThis month, Ohio University is launching a process to invest in high-demand degrees that meet market needs in communities served by its regional campuses, including OHIO Lancaster. “One of Ohio University’s greatest strengths is our deep commitment to meeting needs across the regions we serve, especially in rural and Appalachian Ohio, and our Regional Higher Education campuses are a big part of that,” said Ohio University President Hugh Sherman.
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