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In observance of Ohio University's 2020 Spring Break, March 9-13, the OHIO News emails will not be distributed on Thursday, March 12.
OHIO Calendar of University Events (CUE) will be transitioning to a new calendar system that will improve overall user experience for both calendar editors and campus community members.
The Inventors Dinner recognized faculty who engaged with the Technology Transfer Office to commercialize their research findings, by protecting their intellectual property through the patent process.
The autonomous vehicle guidance and trajectory tracking system developed by Professor Jim Zhu is patent pending. Since 2015, Zhu and his co-inventors have continued to refine the system.
Steven L. Schoonover died on Feb. 27, 2020. He earned his bachelor’s in organizational communication from OHIO in 1967. His contributions helped construct the Schoonover Center for Communication.
In January, Ohio University’s Survivor Advocacy Program (SAP) welcomed Yejin Sohn, MSW, LSW, as a new survivor advocate and case manager.
In 2009, University College launched Project Graduation, with the help of the Office of University Registrar, to help OHIO students who were very close to graduation but had stopped making progress.
Ohio University has temporarily restricted University-sponsored travel to countries identified as Warning Level 2 or 3 by the CDC for all faculty, staff and students.
Heather Baird Tomlinson, BS ’00, was a cutting-edge Ohio University student. A member of the first class of Cutler Scholars to complete four years of study under the program.
Welcome to the 48-Hour Shootout, an event that gives students 48 hours to write, direct, shoot and perfect a 5-minute film.
SFL is looking for responses from faculty and staff members affiliated with a sorority or fraternity in hopes of building a stronger sorority and fraternity life across campus.
A message from Dr. Kenneth H. Johnson, Executive Dean and Chief Medical Affairs Officer
A recent Ohio University study offers new information about how changes in the nutrient composition of the soil in forests could be leading to a rise in the maple tree population.
Ohio University students debuted their short film projects for the 18th Annual 48-Hour Shootout Feb. 23 in Memorial Auditorium.
NPR published the photostory “The Man Behind Mister Rogers, Away From The Neighborhood Of Make-Believe,” which features select images from the Libraries' Lynn Johnson collection.
