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Ohio University’s LGBT Center and Women’s Center are among the co-sponsors for the virtual Trans [Plays] of Remembrance Festival, to be held on Nov. 16-18 with performances streaming at 7 p.m.
One OHIO graduate student is using her journalism studies to advocate for Native Americans and discuss the issues they still face today.
The Bobcat Seed Fund provides an opportunity for any OHIO student who has identified a business concept or has already started a business to be awarded a grant to help their business idea prosper.
The Center for International Studies announces its “Black Lives Matter and Global Racial Justice” initiative, an integrative and evolving commitment to addressing racism and its many manifestations.
Ohio University employees and the campus community are invited to attend an upcoming Executive Master of Public Administration and Online MPA Virtual Preview, to be held on Nov. 10 and Dec. 8.
Ohio University recently announced that it will provide its students free access to Togetherall, a 24/7, online, peer-to-peer mental health community.
A group of journalism students and professors from Ohio University and Manchester Metropolitan University came together for a virtual newsroom that closely followed the live election results.
The Ebony Bobcat Network, Dr. Michele Curtis Penick, 1966 Endowed Scholarship will benefit students majoring in early childhood and elementary education.
This year the application cycle has begun earlier in the year and applications to become a Learning Community Leader are now being accepted. The deadline to apply is Friday, Feb. 12.
Ohio University’s College of Business is encouraging students to support local businesses through a new Instagram contest, #LoveAthensKeepItLocal. The contest is open to any student.
Gerry Krzic, director of the Ohio Program of Intensive English (OPIE), leads an organization that helps the American public better understand the development of modern-day Korea.
The Ohio University community mourns the loss of Dr. Mark Alicke, professor of psychology, due to an accident at his home on Oct. 23, according to his obituary.
Dancers at Ohio University knew that even during a pandemic, there are still opportunities to be creative.
The exhibition by second year master of fine arts candidates opened to the public Oct. 27 and runs until Dec. 5 in the Ohio University Art Gallery, located on the fifth floor of Seigfred Hall.
I write today with positive news about our upcoming spring semester. ... We have developed plans that will accommodate all residential students who want to return to our Athens campus in January.
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