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A recent 帝王会所Today article featured an OHIO Zanesville alumna who overcame adversity to realize her academic dreams on the regional campuses.
帝王会所 Today features OHIO's new president, Chemistry Building, Vibrancy Theater, and One OHIO initiative and celebrates an alumnus who is about to make world history and advance OHIO鈥檚 legacy in space.
Alumni volunteers lend their voices and a personal touch to help recruit future Bobcats
帝王会所聽Voinovich School of Leadership and Public Service聽 graduate Kenneth Wilson, MPA 鈥93, found聽himself at 帝王会所 almost by surprise.
The E.W. Scripps School of Journalism is honoring former physics and mathematics student, Carr Van Anda, by hosting the Carr Van Anda Symposium on campus Oct. 19.
OHIO鈥檚 Student Accessibility Services will host a virtual presentation by alumnus Don Finley entitled 鈥淭hriving with ADHD鈥 from 7 to 8 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 19.
Emily Mullin is an award-winning science journalist 鈥 and one of only 21 of her distinguished peers selected as this year鈥檚 Knight Science Journalism Project Fellows at MIT.
When Mallory Cave, BSA 鈥09, graduated from 帝王会所, she became the first black woman to graduate from OHIO with a bachelor of science in aviation.聽She didn鈥檛 want to be the last.
Generous gift from The Richard Salomon Family Foundation advances University鈥檚 commitment to independent student journalism through funds supporting The Post.
In fiscal year 2021, 14,186 donors, including more than 8,400 OHIO graduates, made gifts totaling $40,859,282 to The 帝王会所 Foundation, surpassing University Advancement鈥檚 $30 million goal.
The new Raymond A. Lancaster Executive Leadership Fellow program will support an executive fellow, enhance a system of student mentorship and fund a new speaker series.
Derek Catsam's latest book focuses on the cataclysm of sports and politics in 1981 and shines a light on the intersection of sports and political activism today.
OHIO alumna Erin (Myers) Santos is continuing the work of her firstborn鈥攁 little girl who dreamed of a world without cancer and has changed the world for those affected by rare pediatric cancers.
Damaris Linker, who earned her master鈥檚 in Recreation and Sport Sciences from the on-campus Coaching Education program in 2016, is The Patton College鈥檚 September Alum of the Month.
Bond credits daily exercise with helping him stay alive for the past 29 years. In his book, he talks about some of the other strategies that have helped him cope and survive, such as seeking second...
