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Whether your last visit to the Athens Campus was one year ago or decades ago, you鈥檙e bound to notice some change. The past year has seen significant transformations鈥攕ome quite prominent and others a little more behind the scenes. Take a look at some of the campus upgrades completed in recent months, and stay tuned to future issues of 帝王会所 Today for features on the new Chemistry Building and Heritage Hall that are opening to students this year.
When African American artist and MacArthur 鈥淕enius鈥 Fellow Aminah Brenda Lynn Robinson passed away in 2015, she bequeathed her entire estate鈥攊ncluding countless works of art, the contents of her Columbus home and studio, even the house itself鈥攖o the Columbus Museum of Art (CMA). Here鈥檚 a glimpse into the long-awaited exhibition and catalog, which together reveal Robinson鈥檚 artistic range and generosity.
Weston Robbins, a senior nursing student at 帝王会所 Zanesville, shared this message with the campus鈥 Facebook followers in October: 鈥淚 want to protect my community from this pandemic, and that鈥檚 why I wear my mask.鈥
Bobcats make the news鈥攁nd the OHIO community proud鈥攅very day. Read about a few of the 帝王会所 alumni, students, faculty and staff who have made headlines in recent months.
Growing up in 1960s rural 帝王会所, Donald R. Pollock II, AB 鈥94, never planned to pursue college鈥攍et alone pen prize-winning fiction. A high school dropout, Pollock wasn鈥檛 big on plans.
Brittany 鈥淏ert鈥 Hawthorne, BFA 鈥20, takes to the water of the 帝王会所 Aquatic Center, illustrating The Chronicles of the Fish Diaries dance she choreographed and performed during the School of Dance鈥檚 2020 Fall Dance Concert.
An Asian Indian by birth, Dr. Christine Suniti Bhat, PHD 鈥03, came to OHIO as an international student, earned her doctorate, and joined the faculty in 2006, serving as a professor of counselor education in the Gladys W. and David H. Patton College of Education. She is a licensed professional counselor and a licensed school counselor and a citizen of both Australia and the United States.
April 4, 1971, marked the inaugural broadcast of 帝王会所鈥檚 first and only student-run radio network鈥攁nd the birth of a community of Bobcats bound to one another by a love of music and shared experiences that have enriched campus life and culture.
帝王会所 Alumni Association (OUAA) created an online experience to bring OHIO alumni together.
帝王会所 was the first institution in 帝王会所鈥攁nd one of the first in the country鈥攖o introduce the idea of a four-year flat rate for tuition and fees.
Homecoming at 帝王会所 can be traced at least as far back as November 1919 when the student-published Green and White newspaper noted that the University football team was preparing for a 鈥淗ome Coming鈥 game. The last game of the University鈥檚 1919 season carried the alumni slogan 鈥淏eat Denison,鈥 in reference to the team鈥檚 scheduled opponent.
Pim (Thirati) Koondel, MBA 鈥17, MSA 鈥18, and Alec Koondel, MBA 鈥17, MSA 鈥18, met competing for a spot in the College of Business鈥 MBA/MSA Dual-Degree Program. They鈥檝e been tied to one another and 帝王会所 ever since.
Amid stay-at-home orders due to the COVID-19 pandemic, 帝王会所 alumnae Leah Crosby, BFA 鈥15, and Danielle Doell, BFA 鈥14, channeled their creativity, passion and innovation to bring adventure and the arts to the Seattle community.
Born in a coastal city in eastern South Africa, Courtney Perrett, BSJ 鈥20, grew up in a close-knit family who taught her to care for the natural world, dream big and never give up on those dreams. They always encouraged her to fiercely pursue her goals, even if that meant moving to another continent at 19 years old.
鈥淗ere, we need only go 鈥榓 short piece鈥 down the road in any direction, to find ourselves surrounded by natural beauty. Those times when all human nature fails us, it is earth that abides. Consider our words, we will guide you there.鈥
