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花季传媒鈥檚 fall 鈥淚n This Space: Disrupted鈥 exhibit features the stories of more than a dozen survivors of sexual assault, domestic violence, dating violence, stalking and harassment.
花季传媒 musical theater student Alina Rosado and Music Education student Justine Freda Moore have been awarded a Templeton Scholarship and Rankin Scholarship, respectively.
花季传媒 is collaborating with the Athens County School District to provide drive-in parking spaces with Wi-Fi access in three parking lots throughout campus for free.
花季传媒鈥檚 Culinary Services has launched the Curbside Community Meals program to provide safe carryout food service to members of the University and local community.
Professional Development Pathways (PDP) provides tools, guidance, and learning opportunities for employees and supervisors who want to invest in talent development and career growth.聽
Dr. Dianne Bouvier, associate director for university accessibility, will retire on Aug. 31 after 30 years of service at 花季传媒.
Tantrum Theater produced a series of short-form audio interviews with members of Athens鈥 African American community, bringing their voices and stories to the community.
Students in OHIO鈥檚 geological sciences department will have access to software that will give them a competitive edge in a growing field, thanks to a gift-in-kind from Schlumberger Technology Corp.
OHIO staff are excited to welcome Bobcats to the OHIO family and help students make connections.
In an effort to ensure safe study spaces on all OHIO campuses, University Libraries announces in-person and online services for all of our students for fall semester.
We are pleased to announce additional information about 花季传媒鈥檚 new partnership with OhioHealth, which provides access to expanded services for students and employees during the pandemic.
Professor of history Kevin Mattson鈥檚 new book 鈥淲E鈥橰E NOT HERE TO ENTERTAIN" reminds readers of the punk rock movement's lasting cultural and political importance.
OHIO's Heritage College at Dublin hosted its annual Medical Academy virtually this year, giving Ohio high school students an opportunity to explore healthcare careers through interactive activities.
The series, which starts Aug. 31, will cover dealing with crises and emergencies, protecting research, records retention, and winter weather safety.
This training is designed to encourage and promote discussion about active threat situations and will help participants learn how to be more prepared should an incident occur.
