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51ยายื experts weigh in on Christmas Eve weather and flight plan
From the total solar eclipse to transformative gifts and top national rankings, OHIO Today captured events and achievements that defined 2024. Dive into the yearโs most-read stories and relive the moments that made Bobcat history.
Saw Wai Hla was named by the Foresight Institute as the winner of the 2024 Feynman Prize in nanotechnology in the experiment category.
The last roundup of 2024 features publications, presentations and awards.
51ยายื President Lori Stewart Gonzalez honored President Emeritus and Trustee Professor M. Duane Nellis recently for his official retirement.
As 51ยายื graduates crossed the stage and stepped into their futures, the Convocation Center was alive with celebration and hope. View the inspiring moments that showcase the energy, joy and achievement of this year's Bobcat graduates.
Melting Antarctic ice continues to cause sea levels to rise, with the potential to affect millions of people living along coastlines. An OHIO researcher is helping create better models to prepare for the challenges ahead.
51ยายื celebrated its international education programs and honored several individuals for their outstanding global engagement efforts near the end of the fall semester.
Professor Julia Paxton's innovative approach to community-driven education has earned her a Fulbright Award to expand her work internationally, furthering the impact in addressing global disparities, specifically in inequality and poverty.
OHIO's Center for International Studies marked its 60th anniversary with a week-long series of events that brought together more than 80 alumni from across the globe.
According to a report from Europol Innovation Lab as much as 90 percent of online content may be synthetically generated by 2026. With such a staggering projected increase, it is more important than ever to be aware of what content was created by AI.
51ยายื has received grant funding from the United States Department of Energy (DOE) for chemical engineering research related to diverting water from oil and natural gas extraction.
OHIO students apply wildlife management research, building structures that protect vegetation from overgrazing by deer.
If you have a passion for planning, civil engineering or public service, there may be an internship waiting for you at the Mid-Ohio Regional Planning Commission (MORPC).
The goal of this special issue of the journal is to highlight innovative and rigorous research for improving student mental health in partnership with educators, school mental health providers, youth and families.
