Stories tagged with: Student News Bureau

A student reading at the Drop Everything and Read event
Reading hour

'DEAR' readers: Picking your next book

During monthly "Drop Everything And Read" gatherings, students set aside an hour to read for pleasure. We got their recommendations.

Food drive for BFH.
Student Org

New student organization combats food insecurity in Athens area

Bobcats Fighting Hunger brings OHIO students together to address a regional concern

Students listening to a talk about infrastructure in historic Dublin, OH.
Experiential Learning

Urban geography students take field trip to central Ohio

Urban planning students visited a data center, suburban downtown, and gentrifying neighborhoods in central Ohio.

a person holding a cell phone with the TikTok logo, in the background a laptop with the same logo
Media matters

Breaking down TikTok

In the latest episode of our Ask the Experts podcast, two OHIO faculty members discuss algorithms, data privacy, disinformation and free speech.

A man in a green shirt sitting down in a chair outside.
Faculty Excellence

How an OHIO Distinguished Professor helps students build this critical skill

From the D.C. punk scene to receiving OHIO's highest faculty honor, Kevin Mattson connects yesterday's political events with the challenges of today.

a group of 11 students and faculty members (total) in front of the Tower Bridge in London
Study away

From place to pedagogy

Two Ohio University education students share how the UK Storytelling in Education program inspired them to use more immersive storytelling techniques and cultural insights in their classrooms.

Photo of art gallery
Fine Arts

Exhibition celebrates the bond between art educators and students

The School of Art + Design's exhibition, State of the Arts: Mentor + Mentee, showcased works from high school artists and their teachers from across the Ohio region.

Students working at computers in an office space-like classroom.
Anniversary celebration

GRID Lab celebrates 20th anniversary

The GRID Lab will host a free open house event in celebration its 20th anniversary, showcasing undergraduate and graduate student work.

OHIO students have class outside at the Scripps Hall Amphitheater on a spring day
Annual festival

Spring Literary Festival celebrates 40 years with award-winning authors

The festival will take place March 25–26, bringing authors George Bilgere, Hala Alyan, and Jeff VanderMeer to OHIO. Through lectures, readings and conversations, the festival offers students and community members the opportunity to engage directly with these writers.

A microphone sits on a surface with headphones draped on top
Exploring podcasts

From iPod to instruction: Our expert talks podcasts

Chris Stewart's interest in podcasts took him from listener to host to instructor. In the latest episode of our Ask the Experts podcast, we explore the history and enduring popularity of a medium we have come to love.

Members of OU Sparkles preforming at Yell like Hell.
University Impact

The Sparkle Effect shines brightly at OHIO

OU Sparkles, an Ohio University cheer team connected to the national Sparkle Effect program, brings students and Athens community members with disabilities together through a non-competitive, relationship-focused environment. Rejecting traditional support models and emphasizing equal participation, the organization encourages genuine friendships, campus collaboration and personal growth.

Man speaking into microphone
Alumni

How Tommy Boone turned persistence into a career at Universal Music Group

Tommy Boone blends creativity with analytics through leading teams in royalties, copyright and automation, while proving that persistence and adaptability can turn any path into a music industry success.

Birds-eye view of the Appalachian Mountains.
Venture Capital & Entrepreneurship

Regional investing fund provides new opportunities for students

Three OHIO students were awarded prestigious fellowships through the Appalachian Emerging Investors Fund.

Pavel Butorin Headshot
Alumni Success

Alumnus Pavel Butorin to receive honor in fight for press freedom

Scripps alumnus Pavel Butorin and his wife, journalist Alsu Kurmasheva, will be honored with the James W. Foley Foundation’s World Press Freedom Award for their work and advocacy.

Someone smiling, showcasing their archives exhibit.
Experiential research

OHIO's Archives invite students to get hands-on with history

The Mahn Center for Archives and Special Collections is working to break down barriers, inviting all students to experience history through hands-on discovery.

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