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OHIO's Tantrum Theater will stage alumnus Dave Malloy’s Broadway hit, Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812 as part of the School of Theater's 20-21 season.
Ohio University’s Division of Diversity and Inclusion will host the annual Diversity Leadership Institute online via Zoom from 9:45 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Thursday, April 16. Registration ends April 13.
University Human Resources shared this pertinent update regarding the new Families First Coronavirus Response Act, which was signed into law on March 18 and is in effect through Dec. 31, 2020.
Dr. Yahn will present, “What Worked Well in Transitioning to Fully Online Education. This series is open to Ohio University and the community at noon, Monday, April 6 on Microsoft Teams.
CHSP’s social work students, faculty and professionals are leveraging technology to help ensure that face-to-face counseling can continue to play a vital role within their profession.
Three Outstanding Administrators, David Scott Carpenter, Wayne Chiasson and Nicholas Lather, and more than 160 administrators will be honored at the Oct. 13 Administrative Service Awards ceremony.
Ohio University recently hosted a virtual town hall meeting for about 215 supervisors and planning unit leaders to share the latest happenings and best practices in dealing with COVID-19.
Ohio University Libraries helping the local community combat the pandemic through donating needed emergency supplies to local hospitals.
Chemistry & Biochemistry Professor Jennifer Hines told her Tier III Medicinal Chemistry & Drug Discovery class that they would be discussing Anti-Proliferative Agents including Anti-Viral Agents.
On March 31, Bobcats across the state watched with pride as Governor Mike DeWine highlighted the Ohio University Marching 110 at the end of his daily COVID-19 press conference.
Starting April 13, approximately 250 medical students will deploy to local health agencies to assist in containing the outbreak and support Ohio’s public health professionals.
The University has become aware of widespread stereotyping, harassment, and bullying of people from Asian decent across the country related to the COVID-19 pandemic. Please denounce this behavior.
E.W. Scripps School of Journalism Director Dr. Robert Stewart hosts podcast #ScrippsTalks, interviewing faculty, students and alumni on adapting during COVID-19.
Aspire provides free services for individuals who need assistance acquiring skills to be successful in post-secondary education, training, and employment.
Madison Elementary teachers haven't stopped teaching or impacting their students during the coronavirus pandemic. The Columbus-area school employs five Patton College of Education alumnae.
