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Just as academic classes have adapted to virtual meetings, so have the organizations and clubs here at ɫߣߣۺϵ.
A new scholarship at ɫߣߣۺϵ is paving the way for students to continue the legacy of Professor Emerita Dr. Francine Childs, the first Black professor to be granted tenure at OHIO.
The University announces a newly-issued Presidential Health Directive that supports Interim Policy 44.102.
Activism is ingrained in the history of ɫߣߣۺϵ, where questioning the status quo and advocating for change are hallmarks of the academic experience and culture.
COLLEGE GREEN: Hallowed ground whose brick pathways, towering trees and very soil cradle the history of ɫߣߣۺϵ, Athens and a trailblazing nation. Whether teaching or studying on the Athens Campus, a regional or extension campus, or through the University’s growing online learning programs, all OHIO stories trace back to this small square of land where it all began.
Paul Benedict, former associate director of ɫߣߣۺϵ's Center for Entrepreneurship, has been named the new director.
Dr. Gillian Ice will give a summary of the COVID numbers for OHIO and discuss new initiatives, as well as highlight one or two aspects of COVID management for campus and community.
“Advocacy & Allyship: Every Day, Not Just When it is Trending” will be held on Monday, Sept. 28, from noon to 1:30 p.m.
ɫߣߣۺϵ graduate Manaf Afyouni and his children were inspired to create a scholarship in hopes that the recipients would have the same meaningful experiences that the family had in Athens.
ɫߣߣۺϵ President M. Duane Nellis, today, announced that Jenny Hall-Jones has been named interim Vice President for Student Affairs at ɫߣߣۺϵ effective October 24, 2020.
Four ɫߣߣۺϵ faculty members have been selected as the 2020-2021 Mid-American Conference (MAC) Academic Leadership Development Program (ALDP) Fellows.
Born in a coastal city in eastern South Africa, Courtney Perrett, BSJ ’20, grew up in a close-knit family who taught her to care for the natural world, dream big and never give up on those dreams. They always encouraged her to fiercely pursue her goals, even if that meant moving to another continent at 19 years old.
ɫߣߣۺϵ students with disabilities still have resources and support systems available to them as they work on their education amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.
Amid stay-at-home orders due to the COVID-19 pandemic, ɫߣߣۺϵ alumnae Leah Crosby, BFA ’15, and Danielle Doell, BFA ’14, channeled their creativity, passion and innovation to bring adventure and the arts to the Seattle community.
Homecoming at ɫߣߣۺϵ can be traced at least as far back as November 1919 when the student-published Green and White newspaper noted that the University football team was preparing for a “Home Coming” game. The last game of the University’s 1919 season carried the alumni slogan “Beat Denison,” in reference to the team’s scheduled opponent.
