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Alyssa Manning talks about the »¨¼¾´«Ã½ experience
The »¨¼¾´«Ã½ Women’s Club is offering a special promotion for anyone who is interested in joining the organization.
»¨¼¾´«Ã½â€™s Housing and Residence Life and Culinary Services have launched a new online platform to facilitate the reservation of spaces across the two departments.
The »¨¼¾´«Ã½ community is invited to participate in the Student Success Summit, which will be held on May 15 in the Walter Rotunda.
On Match Day, graduating students at the »¨¼¾´«Ã½ Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine learned where they would spend the next several years as a medical resident.
OHIO is focused on preparing students to thrive in the new reality of artificial intelligence.
How OHIO-trained community health workers connect with and care for the people in their region.
»¨¼¾´«Ã½ will hold open forum sessions with each of the three selected finalists for the position of executive vice president and provost on March 20, 26 and 28.
On Monday, March 18, OHIO’s LGBT Center will celebrate its official day as the newly renamed Pride Center.
»¨¼¾´«Ã½ Eastern alumni Ashley Doren and Bailie Ray have come full circle in their careers and are now co-directing the production of "Mamma Mia" at Harrison Central High School.
The »¨¼¾´«Ã½ community is invited to learn more about the groundbreaking work of David Walt, the 2023 Fritz J. and Dolores H. Russ Prize Recipient, during a presentation on March 28.
»¨¼¾´«Ã½ Chillicothe seeks submissions for an exhibition of artwork by alumni, faculty, staff and students.
The GRID Lab hosted an open house on Feb. 28 to showcase the innovative and intricate work in cinematic virtual reality technology being done by students and faculty at »¨¼¾´«Ã½.
»¨¼¾´«Ã½ students have a new on-campus home to hold meetings, study or relax with one another throughout the day.
Diabetes, a national crisis, hits close to home in the heart of Appalachia. While the infamous "Diabetes Belt" traditionally encompasses southern states like Georgia and Alabama, the Appalachian region grapples with similarly alarming rates of diabetes-related mortality.
