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Keeping Bobcats Informed, Jan. 26, 2022
The undergraduate online psychology degree offered by the College of Arts and Sciences is one of a number of 花季传媒 programs ranked among the best in the nation and the state.
花季传媒 chemist Jixin Chen, Ph.D., took advantage of the time when labs were shut down early in the pandemic to apply a very modern solution to solve a very old question.
For calendar year 2020, 270 faculty newsmakers were featured in 4,080 media reports from all over the world, providing their expertise and thoughts on a variety of topics.
A large crowd of 花季传媒 students, faculty, staff and community members took part in the annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day Celebratory Brunch and Silent March on Saturday, Jan. 22.
OHIO Campus Recycling will participate in the nationwide Campus Race to Zero Waste challenge.
A number of 花季传媒 programs ranked among the best in the state in the latest U.S. News & World Report rankings of online programs released today.
Students, faculty, staff, and visitors聽to all OHIO campuses are required to wear masks on public transportation in addition to indoors.
McKenzie Taylor turned an internship opportunity into a full-time job and is now working in a field she feels passionate about.
Projects and engagement serves the region thanks to more than $61 million in grants since 2016
January is National Hobby Month, and whatever your interests are, there鈥檚 probably a student club just for you at 花季传媒.
It is encouraging that case rates are declining in areas of the United States where omicron first took hold. However, we have not yet felt that sense of relief here in rural Ohio. 聽
Originally planned to take the stage in spring 2020 but delayed due to COVID, Tantrum Theater will produce alumnus Dave Malloy鈥檚 Tony Award-winning musical 鈥淣atasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812.鈥
This free four-part series of conversations is designed to explore the leadership trajectories and experiences of various individuals connected to the field of education.
OHIO alumnus Robert Venosa, Ph.D., recently authored two articles exploring the emergence of liberal internationalist ideas as a method for governing international relations in the 1930s and 1950s.
