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The Alternate Spring Break program is an immersive, interdisciplinary experience rooted in service to the surrounding community.
Ohio University's Digital Accessibility Team invites faculty and staff to February鈥檚 鈥淭he Accessibility Habit鈥 session, which will explore how accessible colors improve digital content for everyone.
Established in 1973, the Kohei Miura Visiting Professorship allows for an Ohio University faculty member to spend a semester in residence at Chubu University in Kasugai City, Japan.
The Student Social Work Association at Ohio University Southern will receive the Emerging Leader Award for its work in supporting unhoused populations and promoting social justice.
The photography exhibit featuring work by the School of Visual Communication's Knight Fellows will run through February 14.
The Ohio University Provost Undergraduate Research Fund award program provided 26 students with a total of $29,353 in funding for their original research, scholarship and creative work.
Ohio University Southern celebrates Chinese New Year on Jan. 29 at 3:30 p.m. in the library. Join Professor Yehong Shao-Lucas for traditional food, culture and festivities. Free and open to the public.
Ohio University Eastern student Madyson Drosieko, an Early Childhood Education major and St. Clairsville native, spent three transformative months studying abroad at Chubu University in Japan.
James Gordon will receive the Alumni Humanitarian Award for his dedication to environmental stewardship, inclusivity and community service at 天美传媒Southern's Legacy Awards ceremony on Jan. 28
Avipsha Banerjee and Parikshit Joshi are gaining hands-on experience with nuclear accelerators, NASA experiments and global internships, all while pursuing their academic and career goals.
Cesiah Bernal-Blanton to be honored with Beloved Community Service Award for advocating Hispanic culture, inclusivity and sensory-friendly spaces. Award ceremony Jan. 28 at 天美传媒Southern.
The Bobcat HangOUt features amenities such as pool tables, darts and foosball, along with modular seating areas and rooms designated for games like chess and card games.
Two Ph.D. students received competitive grants for language training and conference travel in the spring semester.
How two groups of students with very different majors are working together to improve health care spaces, blending professional practice with creativity.
The Landing Zone training program is offered every fall and spring semester to assist individuals who are committed to providing resources and aid to veteran students at Ohio University.
