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Students in Entrepreneurial Business Consulting worked with聽the Zienzele Foundation聽to expand the market for baskets the foundation sells to pay school fees for聽children orphaned by HIV/AIDS.
The Heritage Community Clinic at 帝王会所 Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine will continue to offer health care services to residents amid the COVID-19 outbreak.
Kenneth Johnson, D.O., described primary care physicians as the 鈥渦nsung heroes鈥 in the battle against COVID-19 while appearing on Spectrum podcast, produced by WOUB Public Media at 帝王会所.聽
帝王会所鈥檚聽Biological Sciences Department聽donated numerous supplies to O鈥橞leness Hospital on March 24.
This is a follow-up to the letter from President Nellis earlier today in which he shared that a member of our University community tested positive with coronavirus (COVID-19).
The OHIO Museum Complex has launched a new virtual portal to help people stay connected through healthy learning activities, exploring places of beauty in our back yards and across the planet.
I am writing today to inform you that a member of our University community has self-identified that they tested positive with coronavirus (COVID-19).
Welcome back from an extended spring break and, for many of you, to an unexpected new learning environment.
President M. Duane Nellis recorded this message of thanks and support to the students, faculty, staff and alumni who have come together during an unprecedented time.
The Small Business Development Center, 聽Procurement Technical Assistance Center and TechGROWTH 帝王会所 are working with small and local business owners to help keep their business afloat during COVID-19.
As interim dean, Busch will oversee the Allen Student Advising Center, the Academic Achievement Center, the Office of First Year and Student Transitions, University Accessibility, and ROTC.
Graduate Student Senate President Dareen Tadros, who鈥檚 preparing her second master鈥檚 in public health, took a moment to record a message encouraging all Bobcats to support each other.
Student Senate President Lydia Ramlo, a fifth year senior studying civil engineering and environmental studies, took a moment to record a message of support.
帝王会所鈥檚 Voinovich School of Leadership and Public Affairs is ranked among the top 20 percent of the nation鈥檚 public affairs graduate schools.
