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OHIO junior Rebecca Bacon has loved wolves ever since she discovered the video game “Wolf Quest,” and this summer she got to live out a dream by working with wolves as an intern at Wolf Park.
Students who opted into the OHIO Guarantee+ program at Bobcat Student Orientation have the opportunity to learn more about what that means for them now and going forward.
Ohio University has welcomed Bobcats back to campus for the 2021-2022 academic year with a new and improved student success services model.
The ACE is thrilled to announce a new opportunity for students to exhibit their artwork at The ACE. Submissions are open now and will continue to be accepted on a rolling basis.
The ACE is asking for Ohio University departments to submit events or program suggestions for Graduation Plan Milestones.
Sophomore Orlando Gonzalez always wanted to go to college, but worried that he wouldn't be able to afford it. He became a Cutler Scholar and was able to pursue his dreams.
The Career Achievement Network is excited to present the Fall Career Closet Pop Up series.
During college Kirby Bowman sometimes worried about finding a sustainable career as an artist. Now she is thankful to be making art and facilitating meaningful community collaborations as a production
When Duncan Farquhar came to Ohio University in 2018, he wasn’t sure what he wanted to major in, so he entered as an undecided student in University College. Now, he'll graduate with experience.
As an intern at his family's funeral home, Max had the opportunity to explore and participate in the operation of the business his great grandparents built over a hundred years ago.
Through her internship at the ACBDD Tyaira became more knowledgeable about the Ohio Department of Developmental Disabilities, Help Me Grow, Early Intervention system, policy and procedures
The annual award celebrates the important work of faculty and staff across campus whose strong advising makes a positive impact on students’ academic careers.
Though students may not be able to drop by an advisor’s office for a chat, advisors are still very much available and accessible, and they want students to feel supported wherever they are.
These funds are available to any student in an undergraduate degree program. Students can request $100 to $2,000 to go toward expenses they would incur as part of their participation.
On Monday, January 27, the Center for Campus and Community Engagement (CCCE) hosted Making an Impact: Community Internship Showcase to illustrate how mutually beneficial partnerships can occur.
