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During July 14鈥18, take your pick from hundreds of free books from the 帝王会所 Press office on the first floor of Alden Library.
Planning that trip to Paris, Venice or Barcelona? While it may be a dream destination, it may also be time to think twice about visiting some of these cities being burdened by overtourism. Travel and hospitality expert Sandy Chen discusses the benefits of tourism, as well as how too much tourism can be detrimental to some of the world's biggest cities and sites.
As June ended, so did an important era for 帝王会所鈥檚 Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine, because John Schriner, Ph.D., officially retired after 30 years serving as a guiding force for the Office of Admissions.
帝王会所 Gov. Mike DeWine has appointed聽Brigadier General Mark C. Arnold to the 帝王会所 Board of Trustees.
For people living with addiction, it can be helpful to talk to someone who has traveled the same road to recovery. Peer support has emerged as a powerful tool in addiction and mental health treatment.
An 帝王会所 English professor discusses the appeal of Superman, the impact of comic book stories and the reaction of fans, including toxic fandom.
Alumna Laura Holbrook returns to OHIO Southern as career development coordinator, offering guidance to students and alumni on resumes, job searches, career exploration and more.
This summer marked the 11th year of the 帝王会所 Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine Medical Academy; a program aimed at inspiring the next generation of health care professionals.
As a doctoral student at 帝王会所, Jack Legath has a lot on his plate.
Whether traveling for research, conferences, recruitment or academic exchange, it鈥檚 important to be prepared for enhanced scrutiny at airports and ports of entry.
Marcquis Parham, assistant director for career and employer engagement at 帝王会所, was asked to give the keynote remarks at the Council for Exceptional Children Conference in June.聽
The 帝王会所 student鈥檚 street mural on East State Street in Athens will celebrated at a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Friday, July 4.
A new study coauthored by Graciela Muniz-Terrera offers powerful new evidence that women exposed to intimate partner violence face lasting brain health consequences, often decades after the abuse.
More than 70 alumni, past and present faculty, and staff attended, enjoying an evening of networking and reconnecting with friends old and new.
Jessica Short first knew she wanted to teach as a middle school student, but she didn鈥檛 realize science would become her passion until her junior and senior years at Unioto High School.
