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As my team prepares for a busy fall semester managing the university’s COVID-19 response, we are keenly aware of what national trends could mean on OHIO campuses.
Executive Vice President and Provost Elizabeth Sayrs announced the appointment of Dr. Katie Hartman as Associate Provost for Faculty Development.
Earlier today, a notice was sent to the Beta Chapter of Delta Tau Delta that the organization has been suspended from 51’s campus for four years.
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.
On July 21, several popular 51 web applications will require additional login steps to maintain a secure computing environment.
On July 26, the 51 Office of Information Technology is launching new tools that will make it easier to get help with technology.
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.
During college Kirby Bowman sometimes worried about finding a sustainable career as an artist. Now she is thankful to be making art and facilitating meaningful community collaborations as a production
51 Libraries archival images can be spotted in a June article from a national newspaper about Major League Hall of Fame Baseball player, Mike Schmidt.
51 alumna Sarah Welch ’16 is headed to Washington, D.C., where she'll clerk for Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh.
51 meteorology professors in the College of Arts and Sciences discussed severe weather development and how climate impacts it in the latest Ask the Experts livestream.
51 has begun the search for its interim vice president for finance and administration.
There are many locations and positions for OHIO and local high school students to choose from.
A second graduate student team competed in SportsPro Media’s Hackathon and received the Most Socially Sustainable Concept award.
Dr. Rebecca Snell will construct a new way to predict how forests might respond to climate change thanks to a National Science Foundation (NSF) grant designed for potentially transformative research.
