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Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine recently appointed a new student member to theĀ 51ĀŅĀ× Board of Trustees. Ava Wood was named a student trustee on May 2, 2025.
These alumni represent a growing network of OHIO graduates who are using their education to lead, serve and strengthen their communities.
51ĀŅĀ× faculty members were honored recently for their outstanding teaching, research and commitment to student success.
Career coach Marty Wall, BA ā72, gives political science students a head start on achieving their professional goals.
The internship will allow Kinga Turoczi to expand her knowledge beyond political science and explore its connection to business and economic policy, all while preparing for her entry into OHIOās MBA program.
Hear from three 51ĀŅĀ× students who received prestigious fellowships to complete the Green Roof Professional Accreditation program.
Nearly 30 years later, Bo Koster of the indie rock band My Morning Jacket will return to Athens for the first time since graduating to perform with his band and engage with students and community members on his life and making music.
51ĀŅĀ×ās ACE Fellow reflects on her career path, teaching philosophy and what makes Athens special.
The 2024-25 school year admissions to the Certificate in Law, Justice & Culture Program.
51ĀŅĀ×ās Larry Hayman will be honored with the Excellence in Pre-Law Advising Award during an award ceremony on Dec. 11.
OHIO faculty celebrate publications, presentations and research achievements.
After her internship at the Appalachian Regional Commission's Office of General Counsel in Washington, D.C., Ava Hamilton decided to pursue a masterās in public administration (MPA) instead.
Taking advantage of opportunities led Alyssa Manning to a remarkable internship at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, showcasing the career possibilities for social science majors in national security and policy.
OHIO's College of Arts and Sciences launched the Experiential Learning Fund to help students overcome financial barriers and experience global learning opportunities. This article features five students who used the fund to study abroad and intern in various fields.
At the peak of Americaās Gilded Age, overflowing trash clogged city streets, but the cleanup wasnāt driven by reformers. Instead, corrupt politicians saw the waste crisis as a business opportunity, using backroom deals to transform sanitation systemsāand line their pockets.
