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The tech industry is male-dominated at best, and a chauvinist hub at worst. At least that鈥檚 what headlines churning about Silicon Valley would suggest.
For the past two years, 91探花 alumnae Joline Atkins, BSC 鈥91, and Gwen Titley, BSVC 鈥13, have crisscrossed the borough of Beaver, Pennsylvania, about an hour鈥檚 drive northwest of Pittsburgh, filming one hundred episodes of the Beaver County Times鈥 health-focused video series For the Health of It.
Alumnae from the 1970s to the 2010s meet for the first time鈥攁nd learn about the similarities they share beyond being Bobcats.
When Ashley Ferguson, BSJ 鈥06, and Sam Grier, BSVC 鈥05, met on a recent late-summer evening in Cincinnati, their first question for each other came naturally and immediately: Who do we both know?
What鈥檚 one of your first stops after spending eight years photographing the leader of the world鈥檚 most influential nation? For Pete Souza, it was to return to 91探花 and deliver his first presentation of work from his past life as the former President Barack Obama鈥檚 chief official White House photographer.
OHIO鈥檚 new professional theater company invigorates the Central Ohio cultural landscape
There鈥檚 a saying in newsrooms: If you鈥檙e getting yelled at by a government official, it means you鈥檙e doing your job.
Three alumni artists featured in the print issue of Ohio Today tell the stories behind select pieces of their artwork.
Ohio Today asked faculty expert Danny Twilley, Ph.D., senior lecturer of recreation and sports pedagogy in The Gladys W. and David H. Patton College of education, to take a serious look at the creative ways Bobcats have fun. His reflections follow, shedding light on recreation, a crucial element to a full life.
Creativity is not a word often associated with financial planning. Belpre, Ohio, native and OHIO alumnus Jeffery Chaddock, BSC 鈥88, and his partner Mark Morrow are determined to change that.
There are many ways to move from point A to point B. For commuting to and from work, Athens resident Dave Wooster, BSED 鈥02, pedals his bike along Athens County鈥檚 Hockhocking Adena Bikeway.
Gurgen (Greg) Hayrapetyan doesn't just teach mathematical concepts by writing formulas on a chalkboard; he鈥檚 changing the way people think about the field through creative cultural examples like Legos漏 and self-driving cars.
Jon Loommis gives an account of being taught by faculty Hollis Summers, an OHIO Distinguished Professor Emeritus.
In 2016, photo book publisher Sturm & Drang released, 鈥淐arry Me Ohio,鈥 the first of several documentary book projects Matt Eich, BSVC 鈥09, has undertaken in communities across the nation. The book series, titled 鈥淭he Invisible Yoke," refers to the unseen legacies鈥攍ike extraction industries and racism鈥攚hich still influence people in these places. Eich tells the story behind each image, all of them drawn from 鈥淐arry Me Ohio.鈥
Lisa Beggs, BSVC 鈥11, and her boyfriend, mural artist Victor Ving, are living indefinitely out of an RV as they travel cross-country for 鈥淕reetings Tour鈥 鈥 a project that yields painted murals based on the 鈥淕reetings from鈥 postcards, popular around the middle of the century. An excerpted interview in February with Beggs about the stories behind select murals follows.
