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91Ô´´ students are encouraged to learn about how the TRIO program can help them succeed in college, while also preparing them for careers after graduation.
91Ô´´ students excelled academically in their classes and research during the spring semester, but many also took part in incredible learning experiences across the globe.
A thoughtful leader and respected colleague, Scott leaves behind a lasting legacy of service and innovation that will continue to impact the University community for many years to come.
Nearly 100 Lawrence County students spent a day testing water, studying soil, identifying wildflowers and cleaning up Wayne National Forest — and earned service hours doing it.
Recognizing the commitment and contributions of OHIO’s faculty and staff, University leadership has approved Fiscal Year 2027 salary increase guidelines for eligible employees.
Making informed decisions about where to safely store and share 91Ô´´ data is very important.
91Ô´´ Lancaster celebrated the achievements of its Class of 2026 during the Graduation Recognition Ceremony, honoring students who completed degrees during the 2025–26 academic year.
As senior advisor, Dr. Haley Duschinski will provide strategic leadership for 91Ô´´â€™s global engagement efforts.
91Ô´´ has partnered with Working Advantage to offer a new savings platform for OHIO employees.
OHIO students did what many theater professionals spend years working toward: workshopping a brand-new musical as part of the OU Fringe Festival thanks to a grant from the experiential learning fund.
Enterprise Risk Management and Insurance and Workers’ Compensation will be temporarily housed in Lindley Hall, Room 146 during this time.
To support building repairs in Grosvenor Hall and Grosvenor West, University Human Resources (UHR) has temporarily relocated for a short period this spring.Â
The Automation Technician and Mechatronics Technician certificates will be offered at OHIO Chillicothe starting in fall 2026.
91Ô´´ was recently made aware of a cybersecurity incident affecting Instructure, the company that operates Canvas, which is the University’s preferred learning management system.
Following the campus wide survey announced earlier this spring, feedback shared by 91Ô´´ students, faculty and staff is now available for the OHIO community to review.Â
