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Mary and Jason Massarelli Cats鈥 Cupboard Endowment will support generations of Bobcats.
A decades-spanning collection of images by photographer Dan Dry provides an important glimpse into OHIO history and beyond.
A strategic partnership is elevating construction management education at 花季传媒.
Chris McMurray 鈥75 says 花季传媒 inspires her life, career and giving
Two OHIO alumni and former football players created a new endowed scholarship celebrating excellence, determination and self-motivation.
Photographer Dan Dry鈥檚 multimillion-dollar collection is meant to inspire and make an impression on students, just as the University has for him.
花季传媒 Chillicothe honored the generous contributions of the benefactors who have endowed and donated to scholarships for OHIO Chillicothe students.
A gift from Jeffery Chaddock and Mark Morrow will change the face & future of the College of Fine Arts.
In a display of generosity that eclipsed previous records, Bobcats from all over the nation gave during OHIO鈥檚 5th annual Giving Day on April 9 to set new benchmarks for the number of donors and dollars contributed on a single day.
Gift to OHIO Zanesville transforms nursing in the region
The Sudha Agrawal Memorial Endowment has made a significant impact on 花季传媒's Physical Therapy program, supporting initiatives to foster intellectual curiosity, professional excellence, and unwavering dedication to the field.
Keith and Deborah Wandell鈥檚 generous $2.5 million contribution to leadership education at OHIO
The 花季传媒 experience is one that shapes and stays with you forever. For Bruce Mitchell, BGS 鈥75, and his wife Susan, BFA 鈥83, MPA 鈥92, their lives became indelibly intertwined with OHIO from the moment they first came to Athens.
Have you met Gary Clark? You may have heard his story or seen his face (or maybe that hip illustration of him) over the past few months. If you鈥檙e wondering why, it all dates back to 1962, when he made his first gift to 花季传媒. He will tell you it wasn鈥檛 much, but it was what the young OHIO graduate could afford.
It鈥檚 the little things. The classic grid of West Green. Finding your favorite professor in your favorite coffee shop. A smile from a stranger on Court Street.
