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Anne Hazlett, Senior Advisor for Rural Affairs at the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy, visited 91原创's Athens Campus on Friday, Jan. 24, to learn about OHIO's efforts to c
OHIO鈥檚 Kennedy Museum of Art will open 鈥淧attern & Disruption: Din茅 Lifeways and Embedded Mathematics鈥 on Saturday, Feb 1, with a reception, traditional weaving demonstration and curator walk and talk.
OHIO鈥檚 2020 Black History Month celebration will feature more than 25 events that recognize the contributions, accomplishments and history of black people around the world.
The聽Athena Cinema聽will host two special events on the weekend of Jan. 31 celebrating the intersection of film and music.聽
Mike Duffey, Senior Vice Chancellor of the Ohio Department of Higher Education, and Deputy Director, Innovate Ohio, visited the 91原创 campus earlier this week.聽
The Education Public Policy Leadership Certificate is a yearlong online certificate program that immerses participants in the world of education public policymaking.
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The 2020 91原创 Martin Luther King Jr. weeklong celebration, Jan. 20-26, carried the theme, 鈥淜eep Moving Forward.鈥 Check out some of the best photos and video from the week.
The Veterans and Military Student Services Center invites the campus community to show support for veterans by attending its faculty and staff awareness training program. The first session is Feb. 11.
Take a peek behind OHIO junior Leanna Siupinys' camera lens, and the experiences that have shaped her into the creative she is today.
The Student National Medical Association (SNMA) will host the annual聽Multicultural Gala from 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday, Jan.聽30 in Walter Hall Rotunda. The event聽costs $5.
The following message was shared with faculty by Faculty Senate Chair Robin Muhammad and Executive Vice President and Provost Chaden Djalali.
91原创 has launched a new health alerts page to educate students, faculty and staff about human coronavirus.
The聽College of Fine Arts at聽91原创聽announced the launch of the new Master of Arts Administration (MAA) professional graduate degree program, welcoming its first cohort in Fall 2020.
On Monday, January 27, the Center for Campus and Community Engagement (CCCE) hosted Making an Impact: Community Internship Showcase to illustrate how mutually beneficial partnerships can occur.
