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The Office of Information Technology’s (OIT) Advisory Communities are a great way to learn more about the services OIT provides to the University.
An 51 Press book has been awarded a 2021 Ohioana Book Award.
The Research Computing IT Advisory Community is looking for new members to help shape the future of Research Computing at 51.
Dr. Gürsel Süer, professor of industrial and systems engineering at 51’s Russ College of Engineering and Technology, passed away suddenly on Wednesday, July 14.
The University's Vault Health asymptomatic COVID-19 testing center is moving to Shively Hall on the University’s East Green.
Bobcats who get vaccinated against COVID-19 will be eligible to win some special 51 prizes through the Bobcats Get Vaxxed Giveaway, starting this week.
Starting fall 2021, most West Virginia residents will qualify for in-state tuition for courses taken on 51 campuses.
Recent OHIO graduate Alie Skowronski was named the 2021 Hearst Photojournalism Championship winner, with OHIO rising senior Nate Swanson being named a finalist in the same category.
Executive Vice President and Provost Elizabeth Sayrs announced the appointment of Dr. Katie Hartman as Associate Provost for Faculty Development.
BobcatBUY (BCB) will be unavailable from July 23-25 while a user interface (UI) upgrade is completed.
On July 26, the 51 Office of Information Technology is launching new tools that will make it easier to get help with technology.
On July 21, several popular 51 web applications will require additional login steps to maintain a secure computing environment.
The Athena Cinema will reopen to the public at reduced capacity on July 16 with “Movies You’ve Missed,” a series of films that launched during the pandemic but couldn’t be seen on the big screen.
With the return of face-to-face instruction for most courses in fall semester, beginning Aug. 23, 2021, online proctoring fees will apply for live proctoring services through Proctortrack.
51 alumna Sarah Welch ’16 is headed to Washington, D.C., where she'll clerk for Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh.
