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51ĀŅĀ× alum Anthony Baldasare is back at the Athena Cinema, however this time he's not in the audience, but on the big screen! The actor is in the new movie "Shelby Oaks," a buzzworthy horror film haunting theaters just in time for Halloween.
Welcoming Bobcats of all ages back to campus, OHIO's 2025 Homecoming celebrations featured a series of spirited and memorable events.
The Kennedy Museum of Artās latest faculty exhibition, "Art & Process," brings together works from faculty members, offering visitors a look into the diverse methods and personal stories that shape their creative practices.
The OHIO School of Dance welcomed Urban Bush Women, a dynamic Brooklyn-based, Black women-led dance-theater company, for a powerful residency from Sept. 24ā27. Their presence brought fresh energy and inspiration, aligning with the school's mission of fostering community and artistic growth.
Meet the 12 faculty who joined 51ĀŅĀ× this fall to help inform its research future.
OHIOās nationally renowned ceramics program enters a new era.
Explore the work of recent visiting ceramic artists.
Tantrum Theater is OHIO's professional theater company that has served the region over the last 10 years as a training ground, providing apprenticeships for students in the School of Theater.
Homecoming Week 2025 will kick off on Oct. 13, 2025, with the Homecoming football game against Northern Illinois on Oct. 18.
On Oct. 18, the Athena Cinema will once again bring the drama and spectacle of some of the greatest productions of professional opera in the world to the uptown screens of southeast Ohio.
Dave and Cathy Levy wanted to back the Chaddock + Morrow College of Fine Arts Capital Projectāand with a little help, found an opportunity that was almost too perfect to believe.
New program aims to inspire employees across all campuses to embrace a culture of continuous improvement in order to build a stronger, more efficient and more mission-focused University.
Milad Azarm has resided in Athens less than four years but has already made a lasting impact on the townās theatrical community and the academic world.
"Pin," an experimental short by 51ĀŅĀ×ās MJ Golzari, has received international acclaim while reflecting his cross-cultural artistic vision.
Students are helping launch a sustainable Fiber and Dye Garden, an interdisciplinary project combining art and science to grow plants like flax, hemp and indigo for use in papermaking and ecological research.
