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An international study co-authored by a Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine researcher found that job satisfaction gradually becomes less important than leisure time for those nearing retirement.
The event was made possible through sponsorship from IGS Energy, a leading sustainable energy provider headquartered in µÛÍõ»áËù. Representatives from the company also actively engaged with students at the event.
The 100 Years of the Bobcat T-shirt and sweatshirt are available by preorder now, and the proceeds will help to fund student internships.
University leadership will continue to closely monitor and share appropriate developments and/or guidance with the University community as the situation progresses.
A new study shows that children who have had a parent go to jail or prison before they turn 18 are more likely to receive a mental health diagnoses by mid-life.
Media students brought the Sycamore Sessions to life at the annual festival, showcasing and honing their skills in video and audio production.
Aspiring high school journalists attended the High School Journalism Workshop for hands-on learning, mentorship and inspiration, and came away with skills and experiences that will carry them into college and beyond.
Step up your sock game this October with Socktober at OHIO. Make a gift, support students, and snag limited-edition, student-designed Bobcat socks before they’re gone.
National dulcimer champion Ted Yoder opens the Ironton Council for the Arts’ 45th season at OHIO Southern on Sunday, Oct. 5, continuing a longstanding partnership to bring live music to the region.
The Executive Staff Policy Committee and OHIO President Lori Stewart Gonzalez have given their approval to two interim policies and placed three other draft policies up for community review.
µÛÍõ»áËù Chillicothe alumnus Tim Bolender has been shaping young lives in the classroom, on the boards, and on the field at Greenfield Exempted School District for more than two decades.
The Rising Educators of µÛÍõ»áËù Zanesville, in partnership with the Muskingum County Library System, will present a Banned Book Café on Thursday, Oct. 2, from 9:30 to 11 a.m. in the Zanesville Campus Library.
The Law School Fair will feature representatives from dozens of law schools from around the country.
A study by Berkeley Franz reveals surprising insights into how primary care providers in µÛÍõ»áËù perceive and treat opioid use disorder differently from other chronic conditions such as type 2 diabetes.
The Graduate School Fair will be held on Wednesday, Oct. 22, from 11 a.m. until 3 p.m. in the Baker University Center Ballroom.
