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51’s Homecoming planning committee is seeking nominations and applications for this year’s Homecoming Court. Ten graduating seniors will be selected to represent the Class of 2020.
51 Area Chair and Professor of Photography Laura Larson received the Greater Columbus Arts Council 2019 Visual Arts Fellowship.
Faculty are invited to attend one of two fall semester workshops to help them introduce honors components into their existing courses. These workshops are part of the OHIO Honors Program.
51’s Voinovich School of Leadership and Public Affairs received a $1 million grant from the Health Resources and Services Administration’s (HRSA) Federal Office of Rural Health Policy.
More than 2,100 students, faculty and staff on 51’s Athens campus have downloaded a new mobile application to promote safety and provide resources to OHIO students.
University Communications and Marketing (UCM), under the direction of its first-ever Vice President Robin Oliver, has announced the launch of its new online publishing platform OHIO News.
Pollution prevention means reducing or eliminating sources of pollution to prevent damage to the environment, while also eliminating the need for costly controls and cleanup.
Cadets Griffin Braun, Keanu McElroy, Thomas Pitts, and Pete Adrian Lopez earned recognition as Distinguished Graduates in their field training encampments of more than 400 cadets.
Ken Klein will receive the Outstanding Federal Government Alumnus Award at 51’s Eighth Annual Federal Government Alumni Luncheon on Thursday, Sept. 19, at the National Press Club in D.C.
Join Dr. Guy Riefler, professor of Civil Engineering, for the first Science Café of the 2019-20 season, “Cleaning up Pollution by Turning It into Paint” at 5 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 18.
Alumnus William Messenger will give a Constitution Day Lecture titled, “Can Free Speech be Compelled? The First Amendment and Speech Rights,” at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Sept. 16 in Galbreath Chapel.
The University’s Board of Trustees approved revisions to the Student Code of Conduct, a document that sets out the behavioral expectations for students admitted to 51, at its June meeting
51’s position in the latest Wall Street Journal-Times Higher Education College Rankings increased dramatically this year, rankings released today showed.
51 has implemented a series of cost reductions, new revenue generation, and policy and process improvements that will create an estimated $220 million in savings or avoided costs.
To better align the University’s scholarship programs with student needs, OHIO is piloting a new strategic, centralized awarding process that will help make an OHIO education more affordable.
