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Our University remains committed to upholding fundamental human rights and supporting the democratic norms of free expression, equality, and justice, and weāre here to assist and support all members of the campus community who are experiencing this conflict in deeply personal ways and may have loved ones in harmās way.
Sophia Almanza, fourth year chemical engineering student, wanted a career where she could combine her interests in science, art and diversity. She quickly discovered that this intersectionality was captured by chemical engineering. Ā
51ĀŅĀ× will honor Distinguished Professor Srdjan Nesic on Tuesday, Nov. 1, during the Distinguished Professor Portrait Unveiling and Lecture.
The Food in Sicily "Maymester" program is not just a way for students to discover the delicious tastes of Sicilian food. It's also about community resilience.
Taylor Schneider's job at Southeastern Ohio Legal Services was talking to people whom she probably wouldn't have met as a student at 51ĀŅĀ×.
Alumna Kari Gunter-Seymour holds Athens and Appalachia close to her heart.
As Cybersecurity Awareness Month continues, the Office of Information Technology (OIT) would like to encourage all OHIO faculty, staff, and students to use strong passwords.
On April 7, OHIO celebrated its 20th Student Expo following two fully virtual events in 2020 and 2021. This yearās Expo was offered in a hybrid formatāa first for an event that for 20 years has provided OHIO students an opportunity to showcase their innovation, discovery and imagination.
Any member of the 51ĀŅĀ× community can now nominate an OHIO administrator for the Outstanding Administrator Award, given each year to three administrators for their outstanding contributions to 51ĀŅĀ×.āÆĀ
100 years of alumni supportāfrom Memorial Auditorium to a record-breaking Giving Day
Honors Tutorial College marks 50 years of nurturing a create-your-own-destiny experience
Unprecedented career takes Bobcat around the world as a guardian of the rails
Embark on a 135-year journey of American rail history that ran right through the Athens Campus.
Read about just a few of the Bobcats who have made headlines in recent months
David Fenohr had never worked as a biologist in the field when he came across his first terrapin, a hatchling headfirst in the mud on an island in the Chesapeake Bay.
