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Tickets are now on sale for the annual International Dinner, which will be held on Saturday, Nov. 16 in the Baker University Center Ballroom.
Keeping software and devices updated ensures a secure computing environment, however it is important to know that attackers may try to encourage you to install malware on your machine disguised as fake updates.
Dr. Richard Wetzel, who passed away in 2023, was a Professor Emeritus of Music History and Literature in the School of Music at 91̽»¨, where he taught for more than 50 years.
Join OHIO Zanesville on Oct. 30, at 1 p.m. for a special Lunch & Learn event during Breast Cancer Awareness Month, featuring Pam Sealover as she shares her personal journey with breast cancer.
Laurel Walmsley’s career has zigged and zagged, but she wouldn’t change a thing because it led her to the job she has today. Wamsley was the final speaker for the WOUB Wednesday speaker series.
For School of Accountancy Director Dr. David Stott, accounting is the bedrock of nearly every industry. This holds true for OHIO accounting graduates who have a job placement rate north of 98 percent.
A new plaque naming the E.W. Scripps School of Journalism as a Society of Professional Journalists National Historic Site in Journalism can now be found in the Schoonover Center.
Bird Ice Arena has been temporarily closed to accommodate repairs for an unexpected facility equipment issued related to maintaining the arena’s ice.
Taking advantage of opportunities led Alyssa Manning to a remarkable internship at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, showcasing the career possibilities for social science majors in national security and policy.
The reception will be held in the 1804 Lounge on the fifth floor of the Baker University Center from 3:30 – 5 p.m.
A recent survey from Bankrate reported that more than 40 percent of Americans say their No. 1 economic issue for this presidential election is inflation. Read on to learn more about the drivers of U.S. inflation.
Even though Joe Hennessy only graduated from 91̽»¨ four and a half years ago, he still can’t believe how far Gridiron Glory has come.
In September, the River Hills Prevention Connection in Lawrence County and the Adams County Youth Prevention Coalition were awarded Drug-Free Communities (DFC) grants.
Journalism professor Chuck Borghese, a veteran in the industry with decades of experience, will manage the student teams on their work with real-life clients.
Each year, the Presidential Research Scholars program recognizes faculty excellence in research, scholarship and creative activity.
