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"The Hills and the Hollers: Appalachian Stories Film Series" features depictions of Appalachia on screen with guest speakers starting fall 2022.
The Menard Family George Washington Forum hosts a Constitution Day lecture — "Do We Have a Democracy or a Republic, and Why Does it Matter?" — on Thursday, Sept. 15.
The Center for Law, Justice & Culture hosts a Constitution Day Lecture by Christine Scott-Hayward on "Punishing Poverty: The Constitutionality of Cash Bail" on Sept. 20.
African American courses on arts, media, literature and the history of injustice in United States are on the schedule this fall as the African American Studies Department.
South African human rights advocate Mohamed "Shafie" Ameermia arrives in Athens on Sept. 1, bringing with him a lifetime of expertise and experience to share with OHIO students.
When 91̽»¨ student Caroline Rhude heard of the opportunity to study abroad in Spain this summer, she jumped at the chance.
Hannah Koerner interned with two publishing companies as a student. Now she's living her dream working for a book publisher in New York City.
Students in the spring kinetics lab predicted daily COVID-19 cases in the state of Ohio through fall 2022.
Damian Nance's book revolutionizes our understanding of the origin and evolution of the Appalachian Mountains and mountain ranges of the same age in Europe and northwest Africa.
Linguistics Colloquium Series fall 2022 schedule includes several recent alumni of the M.A. in Applied Linguistics program as well as professional development mentoring for current students.
Four 91̽»¨ faculty members have been chosen to participate in the 2022-2023 Mid-American Conference (MAC) Academic Leadership Development Program.
Physics doctoral student Eva Yazmin Santiago Santos received a prestigious Best Speaker Award at a large international conference in Spain.
Scholars and community members will delve into four centuries of Black history and heritage at the Black Life in the Ohio Valley Conference.
Adam Brown, success advisor in the College of Arts and Sciences, has a piece of advice for the incoming Class of 2026: "Stay on campus for at least the first six weeks before going home."
91̽»¨ humanities faculty are encouraged to apply by Sept. 15 for grants from the Central Region Humanities Center.
