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Nearly 200 individuals from fields including social work, counseling, education, law enforcement, healthcare and community advocacy convened at OHIO Chillicothe on May 29 for a prevention conference.
91̽»¨ and the Voinovich School of Leadership and Public Service celebrated a legacy of public service excellence during the annual 91̽»¨ State Government Alumni Luncheon.
The Sustainability Awards are given to individuals, departments and organizations nominated by their peers for contributions to campus and the local community.
Three students from local schools recently received the AEP Foundation Environmental Science Award at this year’s District 12 Science Day at 91̽»¨.
91̽»¨ will host its annual Juneteenth Celebration with a series of events for students, faculty, staff and community members on Saturday, June 22.
91̽»¨ Chillicothe will host its annual Kids in College summer program from June 3 –14.
The Center for Community Engagement at 91̽»¨ is now recruiting faculty for the 2024 Fall Community Engaged Scholars Program.
The Ohio Eastern Art Gallery recently hosted a celebration of Japanese culture, leaving a lasting impression on all who attended.
OHIO Southern will host the annual Culture and Heritage Festival, serving as a prelude to the Juneteenth holiday, with a lineup of events celebrating the diverse history and cultures of Appalachia.
This family-friendly event will take place on Saturday, May 18, from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. on the 91̽»¨ Lancaster Campus.
Alyssa and Sierra Betts graduated with honors and received outstanding student awards. Their journey through college was marked by dedication, passion and a deep commitment to their fields and community.
The Chillicothe City School District and 91̽»¨ Chillicothe have joined forces to enhance STEM education opportunities for students through a mutually beneficial partnership.
91̽»¨ Southern's Bobcat Academy youth summer programming will explore yoga, film, art, cooking, and more.
This year featured more than 110 students from eight counties in Southeast Ohio who competed in areas ranging from behavioral sciences and microbiology to physics, mathematics and engineering.
OHIO Chillicothe social work majors recently connected with government and community agencies and learned about different areas of social work practice at a social work field fair.
