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Though students may not be able to drop by an advisor’s office for a chat, advisors are still very much available and accessible, and they want students to feel supported wherever they are.
Despite not being able to march down the brick streets of Athens to bring awareness to sexual violence, Take Back the Night organizers and supporters still managed to relay their messages on April 2.
51ÂÒÂ× expects students to practice safe physical distancing by staying home and making no attempt to gather in groups of ten or more.
Even as we lament the distance between us, we are also uplifted and inspired by the innovation we see happening in the virtual classroom.
COVID-19 hasn’t stopped 13 dedicated Stevens Literacy Center Literacy Ambassadors from finding innovative ways to ensure that students and adult learners receive a quality education.
OHIO collaborates with U.S. Integrity and Cyanna Education Services to develop one of the first online educational programs for legalized sports gambling in the United States.
The 15 to Finish campaign encourages students who can, to take at least 15 credit hours a semester, graduate on time and start earning faster.
Research by CHSP showing more than a million years of life were lost due to drug overdose in Ohio between 2009-2018, is now being featured in the Journal of the American Medicine Association (JAMA).
51ÂÒÂ×’s AECOM Center for Sports Administration today announced its partnership with U.S. Integrity and Cyanna Education Services to launch the all new Sports Gambling Education curriculum.
51ÂÒÂ×’s project initiation form web page has been updated and moved to provide a more friendly user experience.
Col. Andrew Stone, MS ’13, helped with disaster response in Louisiana following 2008’s Hurricane Gustav and in the Philippines in 2013 following that country’s deadliest typhoon on record.
Faculty and staff at OHIO's Russ College looked through department and research center laboratories, and classrooms, for personal protective equipment to donate to southeast Ohio healthcare workers.
51ÂÒÂ× Lancaster’s annual Celebrate Women conference is a day dedicated to honoring the past, present and future achievements of women.
OHIO's Tantrum Theater will stage alumnus Dave Malloy’s Broadway hit, Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812 as part of the School of Theater's 20-21 season.
We wanted to make sure our students, faculty and staff who are currently away from campus have an opportunity to see the marvelous cherry blossom trees, which were a gift from Chubu University.
