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In the 150 years to follow Margaret Boyd's graduation from OHIO, we continue to celebrate her groundbreaking accomplishments. Join us to commemorate the 150th anniversary of Boyd's graduation.
Hailey Gifford wants to influence policy, and she recently found a home for that passion in an internship with the American Civil Liberties Union of Ohio.
As part of Women’s History Month, 91̽»¨ Chillicothe celebrated women who contribute to 91̽»¨ Chillicothe and the greater Chillicothe community at the annual Women of Distinction program. Â
Alyssa Alcorn didn't go straight to law school after graduating from OHIO. Instead, she jumped into helping with a state political campaign and then went to work for a law firm in Columbus.
When Paul Schneider went on a tour of 91̽»¨ and saw the TV studios at WOUB Public Media, he knew he was going to college in Athens.
For 35 years, Susan Calhoun took care of OHIO’s magnificent trees and landscapes, including the iconic cherry trees, until her recent retirement as landscape coordinator.Â
Recent graduate in Engineering Technology and Management, Jacob Zielinski, BSETM ’22, started his career as an engineer from the moment he graduated from 91̽»¨.
Kenworth Truck Company and Industrial and Systems Engineering celebrate a 24-year partnership, hosting 100 students in senior design projects at Kenworth, a manufacturer of heavy-duty trucks.
U.S. Secretary of the Navy Carlos Del Toro announced that the Pathfinder-class oceanographic survey ship formerly named USNS Maury has been renamed the USNS Marie Tharp in honor of an OHIO alumna.
What started out as a class project for Christiana Botic and Lauren Santucci turned into an emotional and powerful documentary about a mother losing her sons to gun violence.
Talented photographer Maddie McGarvey, BSVC '12, got her start at OHIO in the School of Visual Communication. Her work of the Midwest and Appalachia has been featured in national publications.
Madeleine Hordinski BA ’20, BSVC ’20, has been taking pictures of people ever since she was in her young teens. Now, the freelancer's work has appeared in multiple national publications.
From covering local and national news to advocating for causes involving autism and cancer, alumna Autumn Ziemba has told countless stories – including her own.Â
College of Arts and Sciences physics students and an alumnus took five major awards as they traveled with faculty to the American Physical Society March meeting this month in Las Vegas.
Amelia Robinson has spent her career reporting on stories all around the state of Ohio. The Columbus Dispatch opinion and community and engagement editor got her start here at 91̽»¨.
