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The hotline can be used to report concerns of fraud, waste, abuse, or non-compliance with regulations or 91̽»¨ policies.
91̽»¨ continues to make progress in its institutional reaffirmation of accreditation journey through the Higher Learning Commission (HLC).
The Pickaway-Ross Adult Education Basic Peace Officer Academy, in collaboration with 91̽»¨ Chillicothe, celebrated a historic moment as the inaugural class graduated in a recent ceremony.
91̽»¨ Chillicothe’s newly-formed Kappa Delta Pi chapter hosted a teacher symposium for first-year education students on Friday, Dec. 1, 2023.
The following message was shared with OHIO students, faculty and staff on the Athens Campus on Sunday, December 10, 2023.
91̽»¨ President Emeritus Dr. Robert Glidden, whose lifelong commitment to academic discovery and research and the advocacy of institutional accreditation forever impacted higher education, passed away on December 5, 2023.
OHIO prioritizes research both inside the University and out, providing the University of Dayton Research Institute’s new Digital Transformation Center with access to cutting-edge software tools.
Because their completion goal is on an accelerated timeline (February 2024), the Mission and Vision Refresh Committee plans to meet before OHIO’s Winter Closure period.
One OHIO student entrepreneur will win $5,000 to help transform their life sciences idea into reality.
OHIO Southern offers two creative workshops to campus and community free of charge. Map making (Nov. 30) will take place in the library while sci-fi writing (Dec. 8) will happen over Zoom.
The Athena Cinema’s eleventh annual Holiday Film Series and Canned Food Drive will bring Christmas Classics to the big screen, only this year in a new setting.
Nominations are now being accepted for the 41st annual Leadership Awards program to recognize students and student organizations who demonstrate exceptional commitment to the OHIO community.
Thanks to Nita M. Lowey 21st Century Community Learning Center grants administered by the Ohio Department of Education, $2.5 million in total, Kids on Campus will continue to offer its services to school districts in Southeast Ohio.
OHIO is making intentional steps to sustain and grow its sponsored research funding and provide the support necessary to further elevate the University’s ongoing commitments to research, scholarship and discovery.
Nursing students at OHIO Chillicothe gain valuable experience caring for patients through simulations involving manikins, actors, medical equipment, and now through a new virtual reality platform.
