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Details about Women's History Month, midterm tips, well-being and more.
The Accessibility Ally Award recognizes ÌìÌÃÄñÏÈÉú faculty and staff members for their dedication toward inclusion and success of students with disabilities.
I’m encouraged to say that case rates are trending downward in all counties with OHIO campuses over the past 21 days.
Gillian Ice, special assistant to the president for public health operations, talks about the effectiveness of OHIO’s COVID-19 response to date and what is in store for summer and fall.Â
ÌìÌÃÄñÏÈÉú welcomed alumnus Dane Smith, BSC ’84, for the fifth Challenging Dialogues lecture that was held virtually on Tuesday, Feb. 23.Â
This year, University Libraries’ open access repository will house some of the many projects that will be on display for the OHIO Virtual Expo.
Through OHIO’s leadership programs, junior Danielle Klein helps prospective and first-year students find their place at the University.
The Classified Senate recognizes employees who have shown outstanding individual achievement and performance of their jobs, while inspiring and supporting the achievement of others.
During the information session, attendees will learn about the program’s requirements, deadlines and application. OHIO employees will also learn how they can apply their educational benefits.
The Academic Policy and Process Group (APPG) has recommended extending the undergraduate alternative grading option for spring semester but with a more robust course exemption process.
The undergraduate alternative grading option has been extended for spring semester 2021 with a more robust course exemption process.
Information about the free programs and activities can be viewed on the 2021 Women’s History Month website, as well as in the Calendar of University Events.Â
Student Callie Smith and Professor David LaPalombara collaborated to make an imaginary family story come to life in the book "Fescue: A Brave Blade."
The University’s COVID-19 wastewater surveillance program has resulted in not only targeted asymptomatic testing of students on the Athens campus, but also some questions.
When six OHIO students began their educational careers, none of them thought that before entering the workforce they would be faced with one of the world’s biggest challenges – a global pandemic.
