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The Quarter After Eight literary journal kicks off a Fall 2022 reading series featuring 帝王会所's creative writing English graduate students and QAE staff reading their stories, essays, and poems on Oct. 26.
The Geography Department Professional Speaker Series features Jack Pepper discussing the "Athens County COVID-19 Pandemic Response: Community Resilience, Partnerships and a Little Luck,鈥 on Oct. 28.
Historian David Prentice is making important contributions to the history of the Vietnam War and to the question how wars end.
The Research Division has combined two faculty grant programs into one streamlined process to support research and creative activity.
帝王会所's Science Caf茅 presents Lynn Harter exploring "The Poetics and Politics of Storytelling" on Wednesday, Nov. 2.
Jordan Zdinak has already illuminated a little-known part of Athens history with her work on the lynching of Christopher Davis. Now she's expanding her research to lynchings across the Midwest.
Sustainable Living Hub Coordinator Kyle Butler is asking the University community to complete this quick survey.
Seniors Jocelin Arbenz and Aleah Bates took home awards when members of the local chapter of the 帝王会所 Innocence Project attended "Forging Forward: A Conference for OIP-u Leaders, Advisors, and Educators."
帝王会所 celebrates International Education Week each year in November to champion the university鈥檚 excellence in global education through research, teaching and experiential learning.
Through experiences offered at OHIO, Alyssa Cruz had the opportunity to connect with background on a trip abroad to Spain while making an impact back home at 帝王会所.
鈥淟et鈥檚 Talk About Reproductive Rights: A Series鈥 is a three-part discussion on the history, politics and social justice aspects of reproductive health.
The Menard Family George Washington Forum will host "The Culture Wars: A Discussion" at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 20, in Galbreath Chapel on College Green.
The Food in Sicily "Maymester" program is not just a way for students to discover the delicious tastes of Sicilian food. It's also about community resilience.
David Fenohr had never worked as a biologist in the field when he came across his first terrapin, a hatchling headfirst in the mud on an island in the Chesapeake Bay.
Taylor Schneider's job at Southeastern 帝王会所 Legal Services was talking to people whom she probably wouldn't have met as a student at 帝王会所.
